Pirates of the Caribbean 3 - Up Is Down || French Horn Cover 

I play trumpet and I would recommend doing exercises for increasing your range and when your highest notes are higher it will naturally be easier to play in the mid to high registers.

French Horn player; long tones to help build good breath, and lip slurs or etudes with high notes in the middle of phrases specifically. When doing the slurs, give yourself enough time to realize what your embouchure looks like but also what the inside of your mouth looks like (figure out where you're placing your tongue, things like that) to help diagnose potential issues with either that are hindering you. Having high notes in the middle of phrases in exercises will help you develop better air support for them (and help with that in general plus improve phrasing!)which can help you be less scared of high notes by helping you seem them as "just another note" in the phrase (which they are!)

Ich spiele Tenorhorn mir hat es immer geholfen mit wirklich viel Luft zu spielen und die Töne hart anzustoßen wenn man das einige Zeit macht kann man dann auch ein c3 in pp und tenuto spielen

Retract your lower jaw so that your bottom teeth are slightly behind the plane of your top teeth. It takes some work to gauge how much you need to retract, but this concept makes the high notes sing much easier.😉 For a full soaring sound, you have to eliminate the pinching pressure, and allow the smaller aperture to continue vibrate fully. Retracting the lower jaw allows for this.

@@kennethbrush7300 is it lower jaw down or away from mouthpiece

i play it for like 10 years and didn´t know the notes at 1:23 are possible on it.

ほんとに ありがとう :)

Exactly

Agreed

They're fun to play :D

Ce passage est vers le milieu du film, Marry Me apparaît a plusieurs endroits, notamment après ce morceau-là 🙂 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NJOMLf7mVQ4.html ( Et il y'a de grandes chances que je l'enregistre aussi oui 😉 )

@@Marc_Papeghin ça marche super merci pour ta réponse

Horns can absolutely go up to C, and even a bit higher 🙂 This piece written for Prometheus goes up to D ! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AHH_qRezeuc.html

@@Marc_Papeghin thanks! I wasn't sure, as my source is my younger sister who plays horn 😂

That would be a Schilke 30 😉

It's called a "rip" :)