The serial number by itself doesn't identify a specific model.
The serial number alone isn't enough to identify the model.
Yes, it's a popular and reputable brand.
it was started in Germany but finished in France hence its named the French horn
normally 4 sometimes more but in all professional orchestras, 4
It does depend what you're looking for. Different orchestras play different horns, and different brands of horns feel different to each person. Lawson is precisely made, and are quite rigid in their intonation. Conn is a standard brand (the Conn 8D a standard size), but I think the older ones are better--anything after the mid-1990s, and the quality is quite suspect. Yamaha is a steady brand, it's not fantastic, and it's not awful--it's pretty decent. Schmidt and Alexander are German brands, and being German, are very precise and reliable (though the Lawson is quite consistent as well). Kruspe and Geyer horns are another professional brand. Conn is a big, American sound. The other horns are smaller "wraps" (have smaller bells, etc), so have smaller, brighter sounds. Where are you wanting to play? What level are you at? What feels good to you? All good questions to ask...
It is considered a brass instrument because of its buzz-style mouthpiece
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Yes, it's a popular and reputable brand.
it was started in Germany but finished in France hence its named the French horn
Two common choices are the Conn 8D and the Holton H180. Yamaha is another popular option.
They're a competent force, and a professional one. Yes i believe they are considered one of the best forces in the world. The training is considered to be very difficult. Hope this helped!
'professionnel'
Type your answer here... Why can the British be considered the victors over the French?
French is not considered a country, it is a language and a nationality. France is the country associated with the French language and nationality.
Marmalade is considered to be an English specialty rather than a French one.
it is professionnel for a man, professionnelle for a female. however there are specific words that mean professional depending on what that person is a professional at doing.
French :)
"Considered" in French is translated as "considΓ©rΓ©".