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A Singing Approach to Horn Playing - Pitch, Rhythm, and Harmony Training for Horn (Paperback)
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A Singing Approach to Horn Playing - Pitch, Rhythm, and Harmony Training for Horn (Paperback)
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In A Singing Approach to Horn Playing, author and renowned
teacher-musician Natalie Douglass Grana develops the fundamental
sense of pitch that is essential to play the horn. The book begins
with simple songs to sing on solfege, buzz on the mouthpiece, and
play on the horn, followed by inner hearing, transposition, and
polyphonic exercises. Readers learn to fluidly hear the notes on
the page before playing them, through sequential exercises with
songs, improvisation, stick notation, and duets. Training continues
with progressively challenging melodies, including canons as well
as vocal etudes (solfeggi) like those of Giuseppe Concone. Finally,
hornists apply their musicianship skills to standard etude, solo,
and orchestral horn repertoire. Horn parts are provided with
important lines from the orchestra or accompaniment, transposed to
also be sung and played on the horn. Accompanying rhythmic and
harmonic exercises enable performers to learn to hear the parts
together as they play. Through a wide-ranging synthesis of theory,
practical advice, and exercises, Douglass Grana puts forth a
crucial guide for a new generation of horn players and burgeoning
musicians seeking to improve and perfect their sense of pitch.
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