
The official podcast of the International Horn Society. This is a monthly podcast featuring interviews with Horn Call authors, archived audio from past IHS symposia, and other news and updates in the horn world.Disclaimer: The views, information, or opinions expressed during this series are solely those of the individuals involved and do not necessarily represent those of the International Horn So... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In Episode 74, we speak with Benjamin Lieser, the horn professor at the University of Central Florida and a member of the IHS Advisory council!
Episode Highlights
⢠Growing up in Florida, getting started in music and on the horn
⢠Switching from t... more
Our guest for Episode 73 is Elizabeth Freimuth, professor of horn in the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University, former principal horn of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, and a member of the IHS Advisory Council!
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⢠Teachin... more
Join us in Episode 72 for a conversation with Matias PiĂąera, Solo horn of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra!
Episode Highlights
⢠Important influences
⢠Preparing for the Munich Philharmonic audition, audition process
⢠Living and working in Germ... more
Our guest for Episode 71 is Kate Caliendo! Kate enjoys a diverse musical career of symphonic playing, chamber music, recording, soloing and teaching. She is currently Second Horn of the Jacksonville Symphony and has also held Fourth Horn positions wi... more
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A wonderfully thoughtful podcast for horn enthusiasts and professionals alike with insightful interviews giving insight into the minds of some of the greatest musicians on Earth!
A wonderfully thoughtful podcast for horn enthusiasts and professionals alike
I really enjoyed all of the stories in your interview with Dave Kreibel. I also enjoyed the recordings at the end especially after his explanations đ. I played that same Reicha trio in high school with Phil Myers and Ed Aunins for our solo and ensemble contest in Elkhart. We played the same trio two years in a row and just switched parts! (And got a first place both times). Of course Phil played first both times!
As a proficient horn player, I have found this podcast to be very helpful as well as enjoyable.
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A thoughtful deep-dive into horn performance, pedagogy, and careers, with guests who are leading players, educators, and organizers in the horn world. Episodes commonly explore practice techniques, career development, advocacy, and the evolving roles of musicians in modern ensembles and online communities. Notable strengths include candid career guidance, emphasis on mentorship and inclusivity, and behind-the-scenes looks at symposium planning and performance contexts. This show is likely to appeal to serious horn players, educators, and students seeking practical advice, professional framing, and a sense of community within a niche but vibrant field.
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