French Horn

The Holton H378 French horn with the serial number 649494 was likely made in 1990. Holton serial numbers can help determine the manufacturing year, and for the H378 model, this serial number falls within the range that corresponds to that year. Always consult with a music instrument expert or the manufacturer for the most accurate information.

It is a perfect fourth lower than a concert pitch. That is, a pitch that is played on a piano, trombone, tuba, flute, oboe, or any stringed instrument. Ex: if one of those instruments were to play a F, the horn would be playing a C.

It turns it into a B flat horn, the fingerings change when you hold down the trigger.

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About 50$ Canadian for OE or you can buy an A/M and chop wires If you have Keyless entry spend the $ for OE. It's not worth it

alto horn is a member of the brass family.

it is most commonly used in the united kingdom where it is used in brass bands and referred to as the tenor horn.

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E# is the same as F natural, so it would be the first valve only. E# and F natural are in-harmonic, which means they are the same note, just written differently.

The horn is not in the woodwind family.

It's a defunct Italian line of student-model instruments. Not very common stateside, but not very valuable either. Maybe an interesting find at best.

Not the saxophone which belongs to the woodwind family.

Trumpet, tuba, french horn and trombone are brass instruments.

However, the horn may sometimes be classified separately, given that it fits as well with the woodwind instruments (for example within a classic wind quintet).

It is thus not uncommon for a conductor to classify the winds as woodwind, horns and brass for practical purposes (for example, when the conductor wants to listen to only one of those groups).

328i has 2 horns located on the inner wings near to the headlights.

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that totally depends on the player person.... but usually the baritone

The French Horn is made of brass tubing. Basicly, the Horn is a chunk of of brass tubing.

to make up the length for the sound

A Tenor horn already has valves, so there for it would go by the same name.

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John Cerminaro, the current principal horn of the Seattle Symphony, is the world's all time best horn player, period. At age 63, he has outstripped all his mentors in terms of longevity and he actually has gotten better every single year. Formerly, he was principal horn for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and principal horn at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, before arriving in Seattle. His greatest CD is probably "A Life of Music" but he has many CDs out there. Nobody does difficult horn work like Mr. Cerminaro. See a review by New York Times critic, Daniel Wakin, on Screamers, Difficult Works for the Horn. Yes, there are others -- Dennis Brain for sure. Wikipedia has a nice list under French Horn, but it is outdated in terms of contemporaries.

the harder you blow the louder the sound the softer you blow the quieter the sound

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French horns do have valves, but not the same kind trumpets use. Trumpets use pistons, and french horns use Rotary Valves. However, a marching french horn, a melophone, does have piston valves.

A woodwind quartet.

There is no thumb valve on a single horn. However, the valve on a double horn is used to make the notes easier to play. You can play higher and lower notes, and have more diverse fingerings.