Contemporary French Horn Techniques - Guide for Composers Part III

[@Vlessgorian]

Super helpful videos!!! Thanks a lot!!

[@kangyiflute]

Glad to help!

[@SimplyJean]

Awesome video! :)

[@kangyiflute]

Thank you

Great video!

[@kangyiflute]

Glad you found it helpful

[@sebastianzaczek]

11:02 were these Microtones produced on the 7th harmonic? If so, they are technically approximately 6th tones (about 30 Cents flat), not quarter tones which would be produced on the 11th harmonic... anyways, this is something i was looking for, thank you for the Video

[@KarlBonner1982]

Now I know why the low range long tones are so hard to keep the pitch stable!

[@kangyiflute]

Yeah! Thanks for reminding composers about that when writing.

[@DJKLProductions]

Very nice video! But I have a question: how should I notated a bend, when I want to have one; like you do it for guitar players or should I use a glissando or portamento line?

[@kangyiflute]

Complex bends are notated by lines...draw the line the way you wish to bend the pitch. If it is just linearly straight up or down, then the conventional straight line can be used. You may explain the symbols in performance directions.