Marc,
I have always liked the Belwin Student Method (the green book) and if you can
find it the old Universal Method for French Horn.
One book which I absolutely believe in is Primary Studies for French Horn by
Anton Horner. This is NOT a beginner book but rather a good method for
students
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Chris
Wilhjelmcwilhj...@pascack.k12.nj.us wrote:
Marc,
I have always liked the Belwin Student Method (the green book) and if you can
find it the old Universal Method for French Horn.
Chris, is this the Belwin book you mean:
I really like the The French Horn Student books (3 volumes) by
James Ployhar, along with Robert Getchell's First and Second Book of
Practical Studies. The Getchell's make great transposition workbooks
later on, too.
Ellie
Hello All,
I am starting a doctoral teaching fellowship at
Hi,
for my daughter I'm using Hornschule by Fritz Huth (I'm not absolutely
certain about the name, I can check later at home). I got advise about
this method by a top level German hornist.
I'm sure that that there are many, many others.
Daniel
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Quoting Marc Zyla:
Hello All,
I am starting a doctoral teaching fellowship at the University
of
Illinois, and as a part of my fellowship I am responsible for teaching
horn methods to music education majors. I have thought up an assignment
for my class that will require the students
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I really like the The French Horn Student books (3 volumes) by
James Ployhar, along with Robert Getchell's First and Second Book of
Practical Studies
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