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Old 06-24-2008, 10:55 AM   #11 (permalink)
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French Horn and trumpet - now that's a switch in mouthpieces!!!
It sure is. Haha. But i think playing french horn first makes it really easier to play trumpet, since french horn is so big on embouchure.
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Welcome to TM! I used to teach horn and trumpet in Germany--very often "bad" trumpet players would turn out to be "good" horn players--I wish you the best of luck becoming good on both. I found the biggest problem in switching back and forth was the fingerings--a g is 1, no, 0--arrrgh!
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