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This is the ‘repertoire tome’ you have heard about: we present in one huge volume (over 1000 pages) virtually the entire orchestra audition repertoire for both high and low horn, reprinted from the original orchestra parts. The original parts have not been excerpted, cut, edited or otherwise adulterated, and we include many hard-to-find gems, such as the "Long Call" from Siegfried, in context. And we package them in a quality D-ring binder, so that you can remove and carry only those parts needed for a specific audition, lesson, practice session, etc.. This popular collection is a must for any hornist seriously preparing for an orchestral career, and it has become a required text at many institutions. Click here to see a complete list of the contents of this edition, or here to read the introduction.

$98.50

A collection of exercises prepared by the solo hornist of the Barcelona Symphony Orchestra, ranging from the most basic to the highly virtuosic. Designed as a point of departure for those who may not have a regular warm-up routine already established, and as a resource for those who wish to move beyond simple maintenance during their warm-up session. Text in English and Spanish.

$9.75

Most hornists are well acquainted with Kopprasch's op. 6 low horn etudes, as they have been an indispensable staple of the pedagogical repertoire for decades. Now we are proud to make available, for the first time in more than a century, his companion set of etudes for high horn, which make the familiar low horn studies seem awfully tame. This urtext edition respects the composer's indications of dynamics, etc., as reflected in the original 1832 Breitkopf publication, and includes a foreword by Kopprasch authority Dr. John Q. Ericson. The etudes are newly, painstakingly, engraved and are presented in two volumes. Text in German and English. For the traditional low horn etudes, op. 6, we recommend the Hofmeister edition, available here

$12.50

Most hornists are well acquainted with Kopprasch's op. 6 low horn etudes, as they have been an indispensable staple of the pedagogical repertoire for decades. Now we are proud to make available, for the first time in more than a century, his companion set of etudes for high horn, which make the familiar low horn studies seem awfully tame. This urtext edition respects the composer's indications of dynamics, etc., as reflected in the original 1832 Breitkopf publication, and includes a foreword by Kopprasch authority Dr. John Q. Ericson. The etudes are newly, painstakingly, engraved and are presented in two volumes. Text in German and English. For the traditional low horn etudes, op. 6, we recommend the Hofmeister edition, available here

$12.50