Forums of other instruments?
- sirisobhakya
- Posts: 445
- Joined: Jun 11, 2018
Apart from TromboneChat for Trombone (obviously...), does anyone know the discussion forums of other instruments? I would like to read myself, and also encourage my juniors to learn English also.
As far as I know:
TubeNet (Tuba)
DWerden (Euphonium and Tuba)
TrumpetHerald (Trumpet)
There seems to be none for (French) horn... And I have not yet really searched for woodwinds before.
As far as I know:
TubeNet (Tuba)
DWerden (Euphonium and Tuba)
TrumpetHerald (Trumpet)
There seems to be none for (French) horn... And I have not yet really searched for woodwinds before.
- braymond21
- Posts: 265
- Joined: Mar 18, 2019
SaxOnTheWeb, Cafe Saxophone (Saxophone)
The Clarinet BBoard (Clarinet)
IHS Forum (International Horn Society)
Those are just a few I've come across lately and I'm sure there's more
The Clarinet BBoard (Clarinet)
IHS Forum (International Horn Society)
Those are just a few I've come across lately and I'm sure there's more
- joshy0928
- Posts: 7
- Joined: Feb 05, 2019
More:
Fluteland.com for flautists
IDRS Forum for oboists and bassoonists
Piano World Piano Forums for pianists
Violinists.com for violinists
Drummer Cafe Forums for percussionists
Fluteland.com for flautists
IDRS Forum for oboists and bassoonists
Piano World Piano Forums for pianists
Violinists.com for violinists
Drummer Cafe Forums for percussionists
- Doubler
- Posts: 435
- Joined: Jan 07, 2019
- whitbey
- Posts: 654
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
Need one for french horns. Those forums would be a good place to find players for a brass quintet.
- Baker
- Posts: 12
- Joined: May 01, 2018
- KCinAZ
- Posts: 19
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
There are 16,000 horn players on the Facebook "Horn People" group.
- JohnL
- Posts: 2529
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
There never really was a big forum for horn players; for a long time, there were a couple very active "lists" for horn, but they don't see much traffic any more. It's all moved to Facebook.
- Mikebmiller
- Posts: 961
- Joined: Mar 27, 2018
[quote="KCinAZ"]There are 16,000 horn players on the Facebook "Horn People" group.[/quote]
16,000 horn players and we can't find 4 decent ones for our community band.
16,000 horn players and we can't find 4 decent ones for our community band.
- timothy42b
- Posts: 1812
- Joined: Mar 27, 2018
[quote="Mikebmiller"]<QUOTE author="KCinAZ" post_id="84289" time="1556863410" user_id="138">
There are 16,000 horn players on the Facebook "Horn People" group.[/quote]
16,000 horn players and we can't find 4 decent ones for our community band.
</QUOTE>
When their part is restricted to after beats, community bands may just not be that interesting.
There are 16,000 horn players on the Facebook "Horn People" group.[/quote]
16,000 horn players and we can't find 4 decent ones for our community band.
</QUOTE>
When their part is restricted to after beats, community bands may just not be that interesting.
- JohnL
- Posts: 2529
- Joined: Mar 23, 2018
[quote="timothy42b"]<QUOTE author="Mikebmiller" post_id="84308" time="1556896040" user_id="213">
16,000 horn players and we can't find 4 decent ones for our community band.[/quote]
When their part is restricted to after beats, community bands may just not be that interesting.
</QUOTE>
Don't know what it's like in South Carolina or Virginia, but the community bands here in SoCal don't play a lot of marches (the primary source of horn offbeats), but many bands here also have trouble recruiting and retaining competent, reliable horn players.
16,000 horn players and we can't find 4 decent ones for our community band.[/quote]
When their part is restricted to after beats, community bands may just not be that interesting.
</QUOTE>
Don't know what it's like in South Carolina or Virginia, but the community bands here in SoCal don't play a lot of marches (the primary source of horn offbeats), but many bands here also have trouble recruiting and retaining competent, reliable horn players.
- brassmedic
- Posts: 1447
- Joined: Dec 14, 2018
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