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PrintableThey have a bit more "textured" sound to them than other brass instruments due to the extra length of the horn itself, I'd figure. The great amount of curves make the flow of air more irregular and less straighforward than, say, on a cornet. And the bell itself is very wide compared to the rest of the horn itself which results in a softer sound, without such an aggressive attack.
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theAudience said: Stax said: Speaking of French Horns, I think it represents the wolf in Peter and the Wolf. So, its got that going for it.
 
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Is that a french horn on the Beatles song For No One on Revolver? If so, then I absolutely love it. | |
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Stax said: GangstaFam said: 
Speaking of French Horns, I think it represents the wolf in Peter and the Wolf. So, its got that going for it. I always think of Peter and the Wolf whenever French horn is mentioned. That and the intro to Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time. | |
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RipHer2Shreds said: the intro to Didn't I Blow Your Mind This Time.
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