First to be published in the series was THE ART OF FRENCH HORN PLAYING by Philip Farkas, now Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Music at Indiana University. In 1956, when Summy-Birchard published Farkas's book, he was a solo horn player for the Chicago Symphony and had similar positions with other orchestras, including the Boston Symphony, Cleveland Orchestra, and Kansas City Conservatory, DePaul University, Northwestern University, and Roosevelt University in Chicago...

French Horn stand

Essential Elements was the major breakthrough for beginning band methods in the Õ90s. Now Essential Elements 2000 will take band programs into the next millennium! EE2000 features:¥ A CD featuring a professional soloist in every Student Book 1 ¥ Great performance music with planned first concert...

Zephyr Band Instruments are crafted to exacting standards, engineered and developed with the input of musicians, teachers and craftsmen. Zephyr instruments - where Quality+Price=Value. This Double French horn was specially designed to be easy and comfortable for the beginnning student...

French Horn stand

Contains rotor oil, slide grease, rotor spindle oil, lever oil, cleaning snake, mouthpiece brush, rotor string and polishing cloth.

Neotech's French Horn Brass Wrap ™ is great for marching bands or for performers who play in long gigs. The neoprene Brass Wrap™ fits snugly on your French horn, so that you get a firm and comfortable grip while protecting the finish from hand moisture and oils...

This instrumental series contains selected themes from the box office sensation Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. Playable by any combination of instruments -- large ensembles, small ensembles, or solos -- the arrangements capture the wonderful sounds from the movie...

French horn leather hand guard designed to give comfort and to protect the finish of your horn.

Mastery of the French Horn is for intermediate to advanced players, for improving technique and finding new levels of musical expression. Includes chapters, most with exercises or musical excerpts: Advanced Daily Technical Exercises; The Art of Practicing; The Way to an Individual Tone; Shaping the Music; Which Horn for Which Music?; The Horn and Horn Playing over the Centuries (a short manual of style); The Cadenza in the Solo Literature; Competitions, Juries, Auditions and Solo Performances; Horn Playing as a Profession; Literature about the Horn.