Horn Notes Edition

Horn Notes Podcast

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Hosted by John Ericson, this podcast looks at a variety of topics related to the French horn and music.

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18 de ago de 2025

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Episódios

Horn Notes 16: Talking mouthpieces with Gabriel Kovach 06.12.2017

This episode continues the conversation with Gabriel Kovach, Principal Horn of the Phoenix Symphony, on the topic of mouthpieces for the horn and developing mouthpieces. Originally posted to YouTube on 7/6/2016. Length 17:42

Horn Notes 15: Talking Triple Horns with Gabriel Kovach 27.11.2017

In this episode the topic is triple horns. Our guest is Gabriel Kovach, principal horn of the Phoenix Symphony, who was involved with the development of the new Patterson triple horn. Originally posted to YouTube on 7/5/2016. Length 16:04.

Horn Notes 12-14: MRI Horn Studies with Dr. Peter Iltis 11.11.2017

In this episode John Ericson talks with Dr. Peter Iltis, principal investigator of the recent and ongoing MRI horn studies. Topics include approaches to range, articulation, and much more. Originally posted in three parts to YouTube June 28-30 2016. Length 35:29.

Horn Notes 11: Trios for Horn, Tuba, and Piano with Heidi Lucas 26.10.2017

This episode looks at trios for French horn, tuba, and piano, in a conversation with Dr. Heidi Lucas of the trio Eastern Standard. Originally posted to YouTube on 6/25/2016. Length 11:40

Horn Notes 10: The Big Book of Sight Reading Duets, interview with Heidi Lucas 26.10.2017

In this episode the conversation is with Heidi Lucas, looking at her new edition for French horn of the Big Book of Sight Reading Duets and more. Originally posted to YouTube on 6/21/2016. Length 11:35.

Horn Notes 9: Horn Warmup Routines, Part II, with Alex Manners 02.10.2017

This episode is the conclusion of the conversation on horn warmup routines with Alex Manners, who recently completed his DMA project which looked at the topic in depth. Originally posted to YouTube on 06/15/2016, length 13:30. 

Horn Notes 8: Horn Warmup Routines Part I, with Alex Manners 02.10.2017

This episode is part one of a conversation with Alex Manners, who recently completed his DMA project looking at the history of published horn warmup routines. Originally published to YouTube on June 13, 2016, length 11:37

Horn Notes 7: Brass Trios, a Conversation with James Boldin 29.09.2017

In this episode John Ericson chats with James Boldin about brass trios. Boldin authored a recent Horn Call article on the topic and is a member of the Black Bayou Brass. Originally posted to YouTube on 06/06/2016, length 13:20.

Horn Notes 6: Solo Duet Training with James Boldin 29.09.2017

An interview with James Boldin about his new horn publication, Solo Duet Training, an innovative way to learn and perform seven popular horn solos, published by Mountain Peak Music. Originally posted to YouTube on 06/05/2016, length 11:33.

Horn Notes 3: Enterprise Update with Rose French 29.09.2017

In this episode John Ericson chats with Rose French on her enterprising activities, including the Mill Avenue Chamber Players and more. Podcast originally posted to YouTube on 05/25/2016, length 8:42.

Horn Notes 2: New Publications with Rose French 29.09.2017

In this episode John Ericson interviews Rose French, looking at her new publications Hornsongs and Rangesongs for Horn, available from Mountain Peak Music. Podcast originally posted to YouTube, 05/24/2016, length 11:29.

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