Hire & Assisted Instrument Purchase SchemesĬonsidered to have the ‘traditional’ French horn sound but due to its 12ft tubing is very difficult to pitch in the higher register as the notes are very close together. Some teachers prefer these for novices as dealing with this difficulty makes the player adept at pitching at an early stage.Always consider all the options that are available. Buying one that is a) the only one you can afford or b) the one that sounds best from the description in a brochure or c) the one that you have been told to get may well mean that you don’t get the most appropriate instrument for your needs. Your final choice of instrument needs to be comfortable to hold, easy to play, versatile and, importantly, it must cater for your future playing aspirations as well as the standard that you are now. When choosing a new instrument it is very important to keep an open mind and to consider all the options available. Whether you are a complete beginner, amateur player, teacher or professional player our Brass Department staff will be able to help you to purchase the right instrument that suits your budget and playing ability. Purchasing a French Horn can be a very confusing issue as there are many different options to consider.
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