National Nonprofit Day commemorates this day in 1894 when legislation was signed into law that led to modern tax exempt organizations in the United States. Without the workers, volunteers, student council, educators and enthusiasts who give their time to IHS, we Read More 10 Likes
Our guest for Episode 76 is Layan Atieh, hornist with Seraph Brass, and the newly appointed horn professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison! Episode Highlights: - Studying with Robert Rearden at Peabody Conservatory and Nathaniel Silberschlag at the Cleveland Institute of Music - Read More 2 Comments
Bring back the 8D! There’s no sound like it, except maybe the Vienna horn.Oh wow
Horn and More is the free, monthly IHS newsletter that gives you bonus content not found in the Horn Call. The short form content includes: 📯highlighting lesser known composers 📯chamber music reviews and recommendations 📯student perspectives and advice 📯Symposium videos+photos 📯Pedagogy and Read More 18 Likes
We are thrilled to share that the Advisory Council voted to name Jeff Snedeker, former AC member IHS President, Horn Call editor, and Book and Music Review editor the distinguished title of Honorary Member for 2026. Jeff epitomizes service to Read More 19 Comments
Bravo and thank you for all of the work and sweat you have given to the IHS!!!Congratulations Jeffrey Snedeker!!👏👏 Well deserved! I'm so happy for you! Thank you so much for everything you do for IHS. Read MoreGreat news! Congratulations Jeffrey Snedeker!
⏰ 8:30am Kraków/2:30am New York/ 4:30 Tokyo In additions to our last full day of masterclasses, exhibitions, and concerts, the IHS General Meeting will take place HERE on Facebook live with exciting announcements and awards! If you are unable to Read More 8 Likes
Esa Tapani, professor, renowned soloist, former IHS 34 host, and previous Vice President, gives a wonderful class and expert advice in using your voice to guide your performance. 4 Comments
Very much like Earl Saxton's singing method (1960's) (courtesy of Victor Kress of the SF Symphony cc. 1950's) We had Read MoreEse ÁlvaroAlvaro Barbancho Gutierrez
Kristina Mascher-Turner, former principal horn of the Brussels Philharmonic, is an internationally acclaimed hornist whose career spans six continents and over 30 countries. Originally from Albany, Oregon, and now based in Brussels, she holds dual US-Luxembourg citizenship and maintains an Read More 1 Comments
Oh I wish I could be there at this performance! I grew up in Corvallis- just 11 miles from Albany,Oregon. Read More
Since April 2013, Hidaka has served as Associate Professor at the Tokyo University of the Arts. He also serves as Guest Professor at Nagoya College of Music, and teaches at Kunitachi College of Music and Showa University of Music. Come here Read More 1 Comments
Gabriel Betancur is a Professor of French Horn at the National University of Colombia and the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Bogotá. He is currently a horn player with the Bogotá Philharmonic Orchestra. He is a founding member of the Qiru Read More 2 Comments
IHS 58 Featured Artist Anneke Scott is a leading exponent of historical horn playing. Her work takes her throughout the globe and throughout the centuries of music with a repertoire incorporating music and instruments from the late seventeenth century through Read More 98 Likes
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 Read More 1 Comments
Benjamin and I have many things in common! My undergraduate horn professor was Dr Randell Faust, Masters at FSU taking Read More
IHS 58 Kraków 2026 We are officially 1 month away from IHS 58 in Kraków at the Penderecki Academy of Music! Let us know if you’re coming below 👇 16 Likes
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! Episode Highlights - Teaching full time Read More 2 Comments
AWARD DEADLINE EXTENDED to MAY 11! Two awards go to students who have contributed in service to the horn community! 🏆Awards include $500 towards symposium costs 🏆A private lesson with an Advisory Council Member. Details below ⬇️ If you have Read More 6 Likes
IHS 58 in Kraków is getting closer! The full registration period is open until May 20. This is the best time to secure your spot to our first European symposium since 2019. Over the next few weeks, we will be Read More 22 Likes
Join us in Episode 72 for a conversation with Matias Piñera, Solo horn of the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra! Episode Highlights * Important influences * Preparing for the Munich Philharmonic audition & the audition process * Living and working in Germany, and what he misses Read More 28 Likes
IHS has learned of the passing of Bedřich Tylšar. We send our condolences to his family, students, and all the horn players he impacted through his playing and teaching. Bedřich Tylšar, a Czech horn player and pedagogue, was a long-time Read More 24 Comments
Truly one of the great "SINGERS" of the Horn. A noble and nimble musician in the incomparable Bohemian tradition. We Read MoreI remember being a young player listening to his recordings of the Reicha trios. What a legend… RIP…What a trove of beautiful recordings he leaves behind, sure to continue to inspire future generations of horn players and Read More
***Edit*** We know sound is not working — Facebook likes to flag orchestral music for copyright very easily. The video minus music is in the comments We are officially 100 days until the 58th Symposium in Kraków! Check out this stunning Read More 1 Comments
Early registration for the Kraków Symposium is OPEN! Registering early gives you 📯Best price 📯First access to on-site housing 📯Housing block and rates at Hotel Campanile, right next door to the Penderecki Academy of Music Register now and learn more Read More 11 Likes