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The “stuffiness” in this is because of the recording more than anything. The opposite is the truth in my experience regarding playing on or off the leg. Resting the bell on your leg deadens the vibrations in the bell somewhat, making the sound darker and less defined. Either way, stuffiness is hand position, not where the bell is.

They are called horns, not ”french” horns.

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@@gilqueiroz Most professionals and horn makers do know This and refer to them as ”horns”.

czcams.com/video/etbdD0tp-LQ/video.html Here is why it’s not a french horn. The correct nomenclature would be german horn.

@@343kaka Ok, man. Don't care if call Horn, French horn, Wald horn, Trompa, Corno, it depends each country or region. It"s the same instrument. Relax.

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