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The Horns

Flugal Horn - Nikki Williamson
Nikki started playing the cornet at the age of 10. She joined Stockport Schools Intermediate band [more]...




 

Solo Horn- Mona Byskov
Mona started playing the trombone when she was 11 but had to swop to baritone shortly after as her arms were too short!! [more]...




1st Horn- Andy Vail
Andy started on cornet aged seven, and soon joined his three elder brothers in the Portchester and Hampshire Youth bands [more]...




2nd Horn - Nicola Hill
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The Horns

Flixton's horn section pictured at the 2006 National Finals
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The Horn Section is another varied section of the band. There are 3 tenor horns and 1 Flugel in a standard band set up. The Flugel has that distinctive horn sound but is pitched at the same pitch as the cornet. It is a solo instrument and often works either with the horns or backrow cornets. Equally, as with the Repiano Cornet, the player is expected to play duets often with the Repiano, Principal Cornet or Solo Horn. The Tenor Horns, which are used primarily for rhythmic emphasis, work often with the Backrow Cornets. The Solo Tenor works closely with the Flugel and plays solos.

Did you know?

The Flugel is not a member of the Cornet family as is often thought. It is the smallest member of the Tuba family!



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