Barry Tuckwell french horn lesson part1

A documentary about french horn by Barry Tuckwell

[@gilqueiroz]

RIP Mr. Barry Tuckwell, your excellent music stay forever.

[@UzlikMazlik]

Master piece

[@Moonmatt2]

Some of my favorite horn players work the stash! All that hair on top your mouthpiece.. the best.

[@annecohen8927]

He joins Dennis Brain another legendary horn player. I’m so sad that I wasn’t aware that my favorite horn player is gone. Now we have two to remember. May Barry Tuckwell be remembered for his brilliance and his signature horn playing techniques. He is missed. 💔

[@randomstuffguy1000]

I love being the player of this instrument :)

[@HansDunkelberg1]

The most fascinating aspect is that in the end, any clean tone you can hear is produced in your brain. Your brain just needs a particular input, a certain succession of pressure maxima and minima. Experimenting with an animal horn or with a shell, you can produce that sort of a code. Pressure per se isn't audible.

[@barisozer4317]

barry tuckwell best horn Player Ever all times!

[@rey5118]

It bugs me that the interviewer didn’t understand what he meant by”Why anybody would’ve wanted to make a sound out of, or worked out how to is guesswork”. The interviewer thinks he means ‘why would anybody use this?’ but he means ‘why would anybody think to buzz their lips at the end of a tube?’

[@Quickness_Fitness]

Very interesting how the idea of buzzing into something to make a noise arose on two opposite sides of the world independently from one another.

[@XxXStrongArmsXxX]

at 7:04 is he trilling a quarter tone?

[@Jononoboy]

Very wonderful sound. I wish i could play even 10% of his capability.

[@nemnoton]

Very interesting. That french hunting horn was really cool.

[@JerryKitich]

one useful thing about being a brass or horn player, I was the only one that could make the right sound on a conch shell at the last New Years party :)

[@StocksIn60Seconds]

Barry Tuckwell, may he rest in peace and enjoy the heavenly horn choir with Dennis Brain.

[@CarlMarvin]

Horn is awesome. there is no denying it's awesomeness.

[@MatsOljare]

I love the sound of that large circular horn - very different from later types, does anyone know of any recordings featuring this type of horn?

[@mistyymeanerr]

@radiationboom Go for it, horn is tons of fun, I think you might enjoy it if you patience enough to switch from woodwind to brass. I myself am a brass trying to master all instruments, so I can one day be a music teacher, but I play the horn in class, and I LOVE it.

[@lalobarrera99]

I dont play this, but I find it very interesting. Best instrument ever !

[@ThievesLuck]

@radiationboom I'm a Bari Sax player aswell, and I just took-up F Horn at the beginning of this year. If you have a good ear and are willing to practice both (you'll want to keep playing your sax so you don't lose your woodwind embouchure feel) you should give your best shot to trying the Horn! It's a truley a wonderful instrument; this last year's been really great as I've been learning how to deal with a brass instrument. Hope you're up for a challenge!

[@mistyymeanerr]

@Nailsdewed Yes, sorta, they both read treble, but if you play the french horn with the trumpet, both on trumpet music, it starts to sound very funky sounding, so I would read out of a french horn book, and I learned out of a trumpet book, so if you use a trumpet book, have LOTS and LOTS of help with the fingering positions.

[@varatic644]

RyanMiles98 because trumpet is in Bb and horn is in f

[@cpthornman]

Ha!! Brahms No. 1 on an alphorn. I love it!

[@UzlikMazlik]

6:20 Tuckwell's Telemann - genial!

[@leonardosilva6669]

can anyone provide some more information about this documentary? Name year etc .. I cant find it. I woud like to watch the whole thing! any help is welcome

[@EvanYoungMusic]

yes thank you so much! I enjoy watching documentaries on my instrument. :-)

[@BlackBurnHUN]

@mommakitty1967 U're right Brain is a legend (RIP) He was a best in his years . Marcell

[@bamafan823]

thanks for posting this!! more!!!

[@Beardmire]

What is the piece wich is played right at the beginning, as an intro? It's just so ridiculously high...

[@averythepokemonking]

I love it to best instrument ever

[@slothfat]

I had a dream the other night where I was getting taught horn by Mr.Tuckwell after my horn teacher left me.

[@sacazo]

The piece at the begining is one of twelve horn duets by Mozart.

[@boygrego12]

The horn evolved from the hunting grounds. =]

[@riccardosiega]

...ciò è davvero interessantissimo.

[@dhionisseiti_official3131]

You play with dubble horn😱😱😏😏

[@lyndahoekstra]

Whats the first music piece callled?

[@blodsbroder]

det är en mozart horn duett, men han har transponerat om den till en högre tonart!

[@acechrisman]

At the beginning in the duet, is an F the highest note he plays? It's ridiculously high!

[@engelbertschoormans]

No C, so a g"' in the score for the horn

[@somebody9033]

​@@engelbertschoormansa G in the original music (because it's notated for a Horn in Eb) however the highest actual note is an F.

[@Sirforeplay]

It's really good but did you really had to put the info in dead center

[@BlackBurnHUN]

Not bad mr.tuckwell :)

[@BlackBurnHUN]

@mikebrockandroll Mozart 12 Horn Duets

[@TheMrPeteChannel]

Real horns have no valves! Lung control baby!

[@iopzzza]

i have a question... i reach 4 octaves in 9-th grade is it good or i have to advance more ?

[@Quickness_Fitness]

Did u keep playing?

[@bingus1829]

2016 son

[@ChrisCastellanos1]

You think they are more well known? Dennis Brain sure, but I wouldn't say Radovan or Baumann are more famous.

[@somebody9033]

I mean, if you're a horn player you really ought to know them all.... I think they're all roughly as well known as each other in the horn circles.

[@SilverWiskeyStones]

dont worry only 4000 hours of practice and you will get there :-)

[@jadeng852]

@CowHoofOnAHotPlate Good for you! :)

[@P0dDels]

If you want some tips contact me ;)

[@Silavite]

I saw a hula hoop horn in the thumbnail.

[@LIBERTYHORNPLAYER]

La bave du crapeau n'atteint pas le serpent à plumes.

[@Michaelcoolkid3]

can u just teach me how 2 play

[@hornmusiker]

For a dedicated horn student that's only about 3 years... so in three years someone can play like Tuckwell? Well, that's interesting... good luck with that. Not that Tuckwell is by any means the best, but you certainly can't get there in three years.

[@somebody9033]

Well he's definitely up there with the best.

[@lyconthrop]

really? 4000 hours of practice and i'll get somewhere?

[@BlackBurnHUN]

i respect tuckwell . but i think his sound is too kinderer . i mean not so beautiful like radek baborak or stefan dohr or hermann baumann

[@ps3beast1995]

this guy put me to shame at french horn :( and my brass teacher has that same exact horn!

[@Goryach1]

ненавижу его

[@somebody9033]

Почему?