A friend of a close friend & Horn player has developed a chop issue. This is a guy who spent many years in one of the major military bands, as well as three major orchestras both in the US & abroad. He was always somewhat of a 'natural' - but now, he's baffled about whatever has happened. He's trying to play through it. However, it remains a rough situation for him. Of course, he's a bit leery of putting 'too' much information out there for all to see. But, he's wanting to get some more help - and, he doesn't want to waste time on simply a "name" or great player who won't be able to truly help him physically & technically. Do you know & can you recommend a good "technician" type of teacher or player who might assess what is going on & point him in the right direction? He's an incredible musician, and he doesn't need a musical "coaching" on excerpts & etc. Rather, he needs someone who can identify & help correct the problem as quickly as possible. Do you know of someone (anywhere?) that fits that description?? Thanks in advance for any info.
Catherine Roche-Wallace, D.M.A. Assistant Professor, Horn and Music Theory University of Louisiana, Lafayette [1][email protected] References 1. mailto:[email protected]
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