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Tenor and Baritone Horns

One instrument with many names - the tenor horn and its counterpart, the baritone.
Tenor and Baritone Horns
Overview
  1. 1. Introduction
  2. 2. A Breath of Fresh Air, Rooted in History
  3. 3. General Construction of the Instruments
  4. 4. Which materials can I even choose among?
  5. 5. Tenro or baritone - there can't be that much difference!
  6. 6. My first instrument! What do I need to watch out for?
  7. 7. Care
  8. 8. Accessories
  9. 9. Our current deals

1. Introduction

So what is it, finally? One instrumentwith many names or a variety of instruments? The tenor horn and its counterpart, the baritone, are of one family, the brass wind instruments. At a glace, the different horns are almost identical. So what's the difference? Does a musician who knows how to play the one, also know how to play the other? A word of warning: if you think you can change from one horn to another just like that in an orchestra, beware: the scores for the tenor horn uses treble clef notation, for the baritone bass clef notation. But there are further differences!

Our online guide covers a number of pages - you can switch to the topic you want to read via the index at the bottom of this page.

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