This channel should have significantly more than 891 subsribers, more like 800 000. The quality of your horn tone is impeccable and it is also nice to see that you are able to play not just the horn but also violin and viola. I must say it's quite odd that horn players tend to play violin too, certainly more than other brass players. And it's also nice to see this phenomenon because I also happen to play the horn, violin and viola. Well done sir, keep doing what you're doing!
Thanks so much, that means a lot! Wow, cool that you also play this unique combination of instruments! Personally I've never in my life met another horn player who played anything other than horn, but that's awesome that there are other multi-instrument players out there!
Gosh, I love Eric Whitacre's music. Very well done! My personal favorite is October, I try to listen to it on the 1st every year, helps me get into the fall spirit, since i'm in an area that doesn't really change for the seasons. Keep up the great work, you truly play beautifully.
Thank you so much! I also love October, such a beautiful piece, and the choral version, which goes by the name Alleluia. Whitacre’s music really feeds the soul, I hope to keep playing more of it! Thanks for watching!
Hmmm… if you’re a horn player (or aspire to be like I do) you will notice the high C#. It sounded so effortless that I had to search through all the Andrews to see which one was actually playing it. I think bottom left Andrew appeared a little redder in the face than the others, but who knows? 😂 This was absolutely lovely! The fact that you arranged it is impressive. You are a gifted young man. If I had an ounce of your natural ability my horn journey would be much easier. Your tone quality is something I’d like to achieve if nothing more than to relieve my teacher’s very weary ears. I’m now going to search for some Whitacre to play. Any suggestions for someone with only 2 years on horn?
Thank you so much! Your method was absolutely correct 😂, the bottom left me was playing the high C#. I’m so glad you enjoyed it! And I hope you keep practicing! It’s hard to know exactly what would be most helpful to you not having heard you play, but something that always helps me is remembering to strive for balance in my technique. Never using too much effort, but only as much as I absolutely need. Keeping the air moving, and actually in the high register, I find a need to use less quantity of air, yet a faster airspeed. I hope you keep enjoying your horn playing!
He is. An associate from Houghton Horns in Keller, TX, (look them up. The only reputable horn repair/dealer in this area) told me about him. He will be at IHS56 this year. My husband and I are going. One of my bucket list items. 😉 And here’s Houghton’s YT link. They are amazing!
Thank you so much!! Actually no, believe it or not, the 4th horn is playing that low G#, and the 2nd viola is just playing D# above. I suppose I achieved such good blend, you couldn't even tell haha!
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This channel should have significantly more than 891 subsribers, more like 800 000. The quality of your horn tone is impeccable and it is also nice to see that you are able to play not just the horn but also violin and viola. I must say it's quite odd that horn players tend to play violin too, certainly more than other brass players. And it's also nice to see this phenomenon because I also happen to play the horn, violin and viola.
Well done sir, keep doing what you're doing!
Thanks so much, that means a lot! Wow, cool that you also play this unique combination of instruments! Personally I've never in my life met another horn player who played anything other than horn, but that's awesome that there are other multi-instrument players out there!
Gosh, I love Eric Whitacre's music. Very well done!
My personal favorite is October, I try to listen to it on the 1st every year, helps me get into the fall spirit, since i'm in an area that doesn't really change for the seasons.
Keep up the great work, you truly play beautifully.
Thank you so much! I also love October, such a beautiful piece, and the choral version, which goes by the name Alleluia. Whitacre’s music really feeds the soul, I hope to keep playing more of it! Thanks for watching!
Can't imagine the time this takes, but you have the talent. Please make more if you can. You're singular.
Thank you so much! I certainly hope to keep at it; I appreciate the support so much!
Do Mice On Venus from the Minecraft Soundtrack
It's goin on the list!
Very inspiring. Sounds like game music.
Thanks!
Hmmm… if you’re a horn player (or aspire to be like I do) you will notice the high C#. It sounded so effortless that I had to search through all the Andrews to see which one was actually playing it. I think bottom left Andrew appeared a little redder in the face than the others, but who knows? 😂 This was absolutely lovely! The fact that you arranged it is impressive. You are a gifted young man. If I had an ounce of your natural ability my horn journey would be much easier. Your tone quality is something I’d like to achieve if nothing more than to relieve my teacher’s very weary ears. I’m now going to search for some Whitacre to play. Any suggestions for someone with only 2 years on horn?
Thank you so much! Your method was absolutely correct 😂, the bottom left me was playing the high C#. I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
And I hope you keep practicing! It’s hard to know exactly what would be most helpful to you not having heard you play, but something that always helps me is remembering to strive for balance in my technique. Never using too much effort, but only as much as I absolutely need. Keeping the air moving, and actually in the high register, I find a need to use less quantity of air, yet a faster airspeed. I hope you keep enjoying your horn playing!
I see that James Naigus has some Whitacre arranged for horn as well. Maybe I can find some sheet music there. 👍🏼
Oh yeah, for sure! He's a fantastic arranger, composer, and player
He is. An associate from Houghton Horns in Keller, TX, (look them up. The only reputable horn repair/dealer in this area) told me about him. He will be at IHS56 this year. My husband and I are going. One of my bucket list items. 😉 And here’s Houghton’s YT link. They are amazing!
youtube.com/@HoughtonHorns?feature=shared
Gorgeous as ever!! Which horn are you using here? Also, scordatura viola Ab at 3:13?
Thank you so much!! Actually no, believe it or not, the 4th horn is playing that low G#, and the 2nd viola is just playing D# above. I suppose I achieved such good blend, you couldn't even tell haha!
Oh also, I'm playing my Lanstro AL2 :)
@@andrewstump6138horns and violas blend so well in your hands it is quite incredible
@@somebody9033 Aww thank you! I really appreciate that
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