(concept of alternate fingerings and how to find them, how valves work practicing-need for warming up, lip slurs, "good" practicing, practice materials, routines)ħ: Range, Endurance, Mouthpiece Pressure, Accuracy
tonguing, "too" and "doo" articulations with demonstrations introduction to double and triple tonguing) (embouchure basics and its impact on tone the effects of bell direction and right hand position physical fitness of lips and body basics of good breathing) (playing while sitting/standing right hand position ways of focusing/concentrating)Ĥ: Embouchure, Tone Quality, Physical Fitness, Correct Breathing (why people might choose the horn and what equipment to choose)ģ: Playing Position, Use of the Right Hand, Relaxation, Concentration Please log in to see them.ġ: The History of the Horn (with demonstrations) The IHS Advisory Council hopes that members will appreciate this service and encourage students and other younger generations to get in touch with a part of horn history. Those who are familiar with Farkas's seminal book, The Art of French Horn Playing, will find some familiar themes (well, it is the same person!), but the chance to hear these "pearls" directly from the source is heart-warming and even more profound. As one will see, his warm personality is more evidence of why so many of his students loved him and appreciated his wisdom and guidance. The opportunity to hear the thoughts of such a luminary of horn history provides wonderful insights into why Philip Farkas, a legend in the horn world as a player and teacher, was so respected. The IHS has purchased the rights to this video as a service to its members, and divided the original two-hour video into eleven segments corresponding to the original eleven "lessons" filmed by Paulick. Paulick for The Brass Emporium (Juneau, Alaska).
The French Horn, featuring Professor Philip Farkas, was originally produced and released in 1984 by William G.
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