Wow! For your age, you're so good! Almost as good as the sophomore horn group I'm my high school! Just try to maintain tempo, keep it in the fast parts with the 16th notes, add dynamic contrast (this part really needs to be exaggerated), andclear up tone quality. Also, work on your trills so you may play it as written. The A to Bflat trill is the easiest so it should be no problem. Finally, learn the rest of the piece at your own pace, and don't be afraid to take the rest of the day off practicing if you get too tired or frustrated. With the repetition, you will eventually learn the whole thing, and increase endurance while you're at it. That is usually the hardest, most tedious, and by far most frustrating part,, but if you keep pushing, I ensure you the result is worth it. Make sure you play with an open jaw to ensure tone quality, which will be a bit hard for your size, but you'll grow into that horn😁 The location you were playing at was beautifull, but terrible for the sound. The piece was originally meant for a string orchestra and a horn, or it can be played well with piano accompaniment, so the location you're playing in does matter, as it sounds best with that orchestral tone. If you want to be heard well outside, you should try a march. For the 1st concerto, I'd recommend a closed space with no background noice, and a slight reverb only clearly detectable in the Forte to fortisisimo range. Remember your posture too. Yours was good, but it's good to think of it before, during, and after playing the piece, as it better assists you in playing if correctly sat. You're gonna do great as you practice, and advance as a horn player. Keep it up!😁👍 Edit: sorry this is all in English, I don't speak your language.
Bravo Antoine très beau morceau très agréable à entendre vraiment très beau !!!! 👋
Merci !!!
Très beau cadre cet endroit est magnifique 👍👏 Claudine et Jean-Alix
Merci Claudine et Jean-Alix
I like this song👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Ludwig 👍
BRAVO
Merci !
Wow! For your age, you're so good! Almost as good as the sophomore horn group I'm my high school! Just try to maintain tempo, keep it in the fast parts with the 16th notes, add dynamic contrast (this part really needs to be exaggerated), andclear up tone quality.
Also, work on your trills so you may play it as written. The A to Bflat trill is the easiest so it should be no problem. Finally, learn the rest of the piece at your own pace, and don't be afraid to take the rest of the day off practicing if you get too tired or frustrated. With the repetition, you will eventually learn the whole thing, and increase endurance while you're at it. That is usually the hardest, most tedious, and by far most frustrating part,, but if you keep pushing, I ensure you the result is worth it. Make sure you play with an open jaw to ensure tone quality, which will be a bit hard for your size, but you'll grow into that horn😁 The location you were playing at was beautifull, but terrible for the sound. The piece was originally meant for a string orchestra and a horn, or it can be played well with piano accompaniment, so the location you're playing in does matter, as it sounds best with that orchestral tone. If you want to be heard well outside, you should try a march. For the 1st concerto, I'd recommend a closed space with no background noice, and a slight reverb only clearly detectable in the Forte to fortisisimo range.
Remember your posture too. Yours was good, but it's good to think of it before, during, and after playing the piece, as it better assists you in playing if correctly sat. You're gonna do great as you practice, and advance as a horn player. Keep it up!😁👍
Edit: sorry this is all in English, I don't speak your language.
Thank you very much for your great advice and for all the time you took to write me the comment. 🙏🙏🙏 👍👍👍 😃
@@frenchhornmusic01 I guess I just like helping people starting out. We were all there at one point. I'm happy I could help.
Merci!
good!
Thank you ! 🙏