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Horn History
By Ryan Pangburn
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Last updated almost 5 years ago
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Watch how horns are made and answer the following questions-
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Question 6
6.
How much tubing is in a standard horn?
Nearly 4 meters
Nearly 1 meter
Nearly 4 feet
Nearly 1 foot
Question 7
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What is put in the bell before they bend the tubes to shape?
Lime Jell-O
Sap
Plastic
Pitch
Question 8
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How many valves are on a double horn?
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6
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Question 9
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What is something interesting that you have learned about the horn?
Question 10
10.
Draw a horn!
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Question 1
1.
The earliest horns were made of what material?
Animal Horns
Plastic
Metal
Rocks
Question 2
2.
Until the 1500's who used horns?
Court Jesters
Musicians
Puppies
Hunters
Question 3
3.
What was the main limitation of natural horns
It wasn't shiny enough
It was too soft
It was very heavy
It could not play scales
Question 4
4.
What major improvement from the 1800's allowed horns to play the chromatic scale?
Adding a bell
Addition of Valves
Using stronger metal
Adding a new mouthpiece
Question 5
5.
The modern horn was actually developed in which country?
Italy
France
United States
Germany