What is projection?
When people try out horns they often talk about the ability of an instrument to "project" its sound into a hall. But what does this actually mean? Join Dr. Derek J. Wright for today's live discussion to talk about potential answers! In particular, we'll discuss the Engelbert Schmid double, which is often criticized for its lack of ability to project, and the Dieter Otto 205 Weimar-Berlin, an instrument that many would say projects well.

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How much does French horn bell size matter? Featuring the Finke Legacy M and the Finke Legacy ML

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A chat about classic horns featuring instruments by Geyer, C.F. Schmidt, Knopf, and Kruspe

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How to Choose a French Horn

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How do Brass instruments actually work?

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What is a GOOD Violin sound PROJECTION?

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French Horn Shootout: What new horns can you buy with $4000-$5000 dollars?

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CHOSEN ONE!! YOUR IDENTITY REVEAL JUST SHOOK THE INTERNET... AND THEIR MINDS

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Jon Ossoff Destroys Pete Hegseth; Elon Musk Mocked for AI Odyssey After MAGA Meltdown: A Closer Look

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The Professor Who Taught People How To Think (1962)

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A Comparison of the Ricco Kühn W 293 Innovation, W 293 X, and the W 293 XS

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Lewis & Dürk LDx5 "Rhenish" - Revisited

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Waldhorn: Die neue "Kompakt" Mensur von Engelbert Schmid Horns

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This Debate Made Christopher Hitchens a Legend | Al Sharpton's Most Controversial Debate

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French Horn Talk: Alexander 103 and Yamaha 871DU

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How to build a French horn | SWR Handwerkskunst

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Why Paul McCartney Won't Be On My Channel

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How To Play With a Resonant Trumpet Sound (More PROJECTION!)

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A Chat About Triple Horns Featuring Instruments from Kühn, Paxman, and Otto

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Understanding French Horn Wraps: Kruspe, Farkas, and Geyer Explained

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