
The Horn Call Podcast
The official podcast of the International Horn Society. This is a monthly podcast featuring interviews with Horn Call authors, archived audio from past IHS symposia, and other news and updates in the horn world.
Episodes

Episode 76: Layan Atieh
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
“There’s a bigger goal beyond getting good at the instrument…”
Music as a means of creating cross-cultural connectio

Episode 75: Xiao-Ming Han
Join us in Episode 75 for a conversation with 2025 IHS Punto Award Winner Xiao-Ming Han! Xiao-Ming recently retired from the German Radio Philharmonic Orchestra and returned to his native China to teach at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music.
Episode Highlights
Growing up in China in the 1960s in a musical family
Choosing between music and sports
Attending conservatory in Beijing at age 14.
Joini

Episode 74: Benjamin Lieser
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 trumpet to horn
Important Early Influences: Dean Cassels, William Robinson, William Capps
Tallahassee Symphony Youth Orchestra
Studying at Florida State Univ

Episode 73: Elizabeth Freimuth
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 at her Alma Mater, Rice University
Differences between teaching full time and performing in an orchestra full time.
Changes in teaching ph

Episode 72: Matias Piñera
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, audition process
Living and working in Germany, and what he misses most about Chile
Teaching position at the Mozarteum Academy.
Balancing teaching and performing
Latin Band Los Pitutos
https://youtu.be

Episode 71: Kate Caliendo
Our guest for Episode 71 is Kate Caliendo! Kate enjoys a diverse musical career of symphonic playing, chamber music, recording, soloing and teaching. She is currently Second Horn of the Jacksonville Symphony and has also held Fourth Horn positions with the Houston Symphony and San Antonio Symphony.
Episode Highlights
Getting started on the horn
Neurodivergence as a musician
New teaching position

Episode 70: Dr. Derek J. Wright
Join us in Episode 70 for a conversation with Dr. Derek J. Wright! Derek plays 3rd horn with the award-winning Dallas Winds and in the West Texas Symphony. He has performed with several major orchestras including the Fort Worth Symphony and the Dallas Symphony. Dr. Wright is also a co-owner of Houghton Horns. He has contributed to the design of horns and mouthpieces for the Verus brand and frequ

Episode 69: Wojciech Kamionka
Our guest for this episode of The Horn Call podcast is Wojciech Kamionka, the host of IHS 58 in Poland!
Episode Highlights
Musical journey, current teaching position
IHS58 preparations, news/updates
What IHS58 attendees can expect
Musical life in Poland, opportunities for horn players
Polish Music Edition: New method book
Scales and Arpeggios book: Penderecki Academy Press

Episode 68: Heidi Oros
Our guest for this episode of The Horn Call Podcast is the ebullient Heidi Oros!
Heidi professional freelance hornist in the Finger Lakes area and is a former second hornist with La Orquesta Sinfónica del Estado de México. Heidi is a founding member (2006) of the woodwind ensemble, “i venti dementi,” and has been the hornist with the Swamp College Brass Quintet since 2007. Most recently, she joi

Episode 67: Scott Schiffer Leger
Our guest for Episode 67 is the incredible Scott Schiffer Leger! Widely known for his fun and educational videos, Scott is a member of the Louisville Orchestra and is in high demand as clinician, teacher, and soloist.
Episode Highlights
Balancing a career and lots of other obligations
Performing in the New World Symphony
Early video work, getting into social media
Learning new skills, saying yes

Episode 66: Christopher Brigham
Our guest for Episode 66 is Christopher Brigham! Chris is an American horn player and educator who is currently living in Cologne, Germany, with an active freelance career and private teaching studio. He is the author of "Olga’s Last Call: The Horns of Auschwitz" in the April 2025 issue of The Horn Call.
Episode Highlights
Early studies with Mike Harcrow, Karen Houghton
Studying at West Texas A

Episode 65: Kristina Mascher-Turner
Join me in Episode 65 for a conversation with the amazing Kristina Mascher-Turner!
Episode Highlights
Early inspirations, musical and otherwise
Early training on the horn
Attending the University of Wisconsin-Madison and studying with Douglas Hill
“You have to fall in love with fundamentals.”
Studying/Working/Living in Europe
Advice for horn players looking to study/work abroad
Gustav Mahler Yo

Episode 64: Ken Pope
Our guest for Episode 64 is the amazing Ken Pope! Ken is the owner of Pope Horns and has been a member of the IHS Advisory Council.
Episode Highlights
Early Musical Journey and Transition to Horn Repair
Career in Instrument Repair and Sales
Instrument Maintenance and Repair: The single most important maintenance tip for brass instruments is to oil the valves.
Balancing Performance and Business
A

Episode 63: Randy Gardner
Join us in Episode 63 for a conversation with the great Randy Gardner! A member of the IHS Advisory Council, Gardner is currently Artist-In-Residence at Temple University’s Boyer College of Music and Dance. Following a distinguished tenure as Professor of Horn and Chair of the Winds, Brass, and Percussion Department at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM), he was awar

Episode 62: Richard Todd
Our guest for Episode 62 is the one and only Richard Todd, a veteran of the Los Angeles recording studios, professor at the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami, and member of the IHS Advisory Council.
Episode Highlights
Early Musical Exposure
Early Influences and Mentors
Transition from Orchestral to Studio Work
Studying with Waldemar Linder
Studying with Vince DeRosa
Collaboration

Summer 2025 Bonus Episode 4
Welcome to the fourth and final installment of our Summer 2025 series of short Bonus Episodes! At IHS40 (2008), hosted by Susan McCullough and Jesse McCormick at the Lamont School of Music in Denver, Colorado, Honorary Member Douglas Hill organized a series of four panel discussions, entitled "Pedagogical Pearls." The theme of this session was "Performance Needs; Specific Approaches." The presente

Summer 2025 Bonus Episode 3
Welcome to Part 3 of our Summer 2025 series of short Bonus Episodes! At IHS40 (2008), hosted by Susan McCullough and Jesse McCormick at the Lamont School of Music in Denver, Colorado, Honorary Member Douglas Hill organized a series of four panel discussions, entitled "Pedagogical Pearls." The theme of this third session was "Studio Concerns in Specific Situations." The first guest is Marian Hesse,

Summer 2025 Bonus Episode 2
Welcome to the second in our 2025 series of short Bonus Epsiodes! At IHS40 (2008), hosted by Susan McCullough and Jesse McCormick at the Lamont School of Music in Denver, Colorado, Honorary Member Douglas Hill organized a series of four panel discussions, entitled "Pedagogical Pearls." The first presenters are Douglas Hill and Lin Foulk. The handout referred to by Lin Foulk may be downloaded here.

Summer 2025 Bonus Episode 1
Welcome to the first in our 2025 series of short Bonus Epsiodes! At IHS40 (2008), hosted by Susan McCullough and Jesse McCormick at the Lamont School of Music in Denver, Colorado, Honorary Member Douglas Hill organized a series of four panel discussions, entitled "Pedagogical Pearls." This installment includes Professor Hill's introduction and excerpts from presentations by Jennifer Montone, Richa

Episode 61: Vidhurinda Samaraweera
Join us in Episode 61 for a conversation with Vidhurinda Samaraweera, IHS Country Representative for India and Sri Lanka, and a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of The Horn Call.
Episode Highlights
Western Classical Music and Horn Playing in Sri Lanka
Personal Journey into Horn Playing
Challenges and Opportunities for Musicians in Sri Lanka
A Team Horns Sri Lanka https://www.youtube.com/wa

Episode 60: Steven Juliani
In this episode, we sit down with composer, horn player, and music preparer Steven Juliani!
Episode Highlights
Early Horn Studies
Studies at Curtis Institute of Music
Graduate studies at USC: studying with Vincent DeRosa
Professional Playing in Los Angeles
Transition to Music Copying
Starting His Own Copying Business
Law School (In His 40s)
Practicing Law
Return to Music and Composition
Relation

Episode 59: Gabriel Radford
Join us in Episode 59 for a conversation with Gabriel Radford, Third Horn of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Co-founder of The Embouchure Project.
Episode Highlights
Studying with Fred Rizner at the University of Toronto and Danny Katzen in Boston
Thoughts on playing third horn in the Toronto Symphony Orchestra: “listen to the soloists”
Coping with injury and article in January 2025 issue of

Episode 58: Lisa Bontrager
Our guest for Episode 58 is the fabulous Lisa Bontrager, Emeritus Professor of Horn at Pennsylvania State University, and a member of the IHS Advisory Council and the Brass Band of Battle Creek, among many other engagements!
Episode Highlights
Musical Inspirations
Teaching philosophy, other pedagogical ideas
Studying with Louis Stout at the University of Michigan
Advice for new or aspiring profe

Episode 57: Christoph Eß
Our guest for Episode 57 is the amazing Christoph Eß, Principal Horn of the Bamberg Symphony and the IHS Country Representative for Germany.
Episode Highlights
Current playing and teaching activities
Important influences on horn playing
Auditioning for orchestral positions in Germany
New Strauss Recording
German Horn Sound Quartet
YouTube Channel and publications (warmups and others) https://www

Episode 56: Mars Gelfo
Our guest for Episode 56 is Mars Gelfo!
Episode Highlights
Being rejected from music school 7 times
Application of cognitive science to horn playing
Practicing differently
Performing with the Macau Orchestra, Hong Kong Philharmonic
Audition preparation
Importance of wellness, whole person teaching
Modacity Music practice app
Using software to change the embouchure
Kendall Betts Horn Camp memorie

Episode 55: Brian KM
Happy 2025! Our guest for Episode 55 is the amazing Brian KM!
Show Notes
Brian's Website:
briankm.com
Brian's Socials:
IG: @imbriankm
YT: @imbriankm
TikTok: @imbriankm
The AI Code of Ethics for Artists:
https://www.briankm.com/ai.html
Musical Influences:
https://juliakent.com
https://danielherskedal.com
https://www.rachelkcollier.com
https://www.daftpunk.com
Brass Bands:
https://diebrasseri

January 2025 Bonus Episode: Emma Brown
Join us for a discussion with IHS Advisory Council member Emma Brown in this special New Year Bonus Episode!
Emma Brown is currently pursuing a master’s degree in Orchestral Studies from the Chicago College of Performing Arts at Roosevelt University. In 2023, she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Horn Performance and a minor in Spanish from Michigan State University. Her major teachers includ

Episode 54: Nikolette LaBonte
Our guest for Episode 54 is Nikolette LaBonte, Principal Horn of the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra, and a member of The Horn Call's Editorial Advisory Board.
Episode Highlights
Teaching and Performing activities
Edith Borroff Horn Sonata: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDb9J2_XtSA
On choosing the horn: “the horn looks cooler than the oboe…”
Studying with Peter Kurau at the Eastman School of Mus

Episode 53: Libby Ando
Our guest for Episode 53 is Dr. Libby Ando!
Episode Highlights
Congratulations to Dr. Ando!
Coda Brass Quintet: https://www.codabrassquintet.com/
Working with the Rowan University Marching Band, Drum Corps
Studying with Lyndsie Wilson at Rowan University, Elizabeth Pfaffle at West Chester University, and Leelanee Sterrett at Rutgers University
Attending college during COVID
Transcribing Ethel Smy

Episode 52: Ian Zook and IHS57
Join us in Episode 52 for a conversation with Ian Zook, Professor of Horn at James Madison University and the host of IHS57!
Episode Highlights
Growing up in North Carolina, attending UNC Chapel Hill and the University of Michigan.
Studying with Sören Hermansson and natural horn with Lowell Greer
Trading North Carolina stories
Favorite horn recordings
Celebrating the differences and subtleties in

Episode 51: Aliyah Danielle
Join us in Episode 51 for a conversation with the amazing Aliyah Danielle!
Episode Highlights
Growing up around music.
Studying music education at Arizona State University
Graduate school at Berklee College of Music in Valencia, Spain
Growing up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Shoutout to Dr. John Ericson
“I didn’t have a lot of free time in undergrad…”
Musical inspirations
Shoutout to Darcy Hamlin
“I gr

Bonus Episode: Injury Recovery with Nick Fife and Joey Johnson
Join us for a special bonus episode of The Horn Call Podcast on Injury Recovery with Nick Fife and Joey Johnson. Nick and Joey are both active performers and teachers in the Southeastern United States, and they have created a new column focused on injury recovery for The Horn Call.

Episode 50: Kate Warren
Join us in Episode 50 for a discussion with the creative and talented Kate Warren!
Episode Highlights
On choosing the horn and majoring in music
Coming from a small high school band program
Choosing a life in the arts
Shoutout to Michelle Stebleton
Postgraduate study at The New School and Yale University
Shoutout to John Ericson and Horn Matters
Website: https://www.katewarrenmusic.com/
Instagram

Episode 49: Monica Martinez
Our guest for Episode 49 is Dr. Monica Martinez, Assistant Professor of Horn at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, and a member of the IHS Advisory Council!
Episode Highlights
Full circle moments
On choosing the horn
Playing the horn right-handed
Growing up in South Texas
“Change is not instant…”
Pursuing music as a career.
Studying with Jennifer Sholtis at Texas A&M Kingsville
Majori

Episode 48: Marshall Sealy
Our guest for Episode 48 is Marshall Sealy, a multi-talented artist who has performed all over the world, including the 54th International Horn Symposium as a Featured Artist.
Episode Highlights
Starting out as a horn player
Kinhaven Music Camp: https://kinhaven.org/
Singing in Bach cantatas
Touring with the Long Island Youth Orchestra
Attending Ithaca College on both music and soccer scholarship

Episode 47: Hermann Baumann Panel Discussion
Join us for this special panel discussion on IHS Honorary Member Hermann Baumann (1934-2023). Guests include Ab Koster, Joseph Ognibene, Justin Sharp, and J. Bernardo Silva. *Above image provided by Justin Sharp, courtesy of the Baumann Family.

Bonus Episode: Horn and More Interview with Richard King and Daniel Grabois
Join us for a special Bonus Episode, featuring Richard King and Daniel Grabois. This interview was originally published as part of Dan's Pedagogy Column in Horn and More.

Episode 46:Bernhard Scully
My guest for Episode 46 is Bernhard Scully, Associate Professor of Horn at the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign!
Episode Highlights
Isla Verde Bronces International Brass Festival in Argentina
Music is subjective!
Studying with Kendall Betts in high school
It’s all about fundamentals.
Studying at Northwestern University: Dale Clevenger, Roland Pandolfi, Gail Williams
Alexander Technique, F

Episode 45: Tommi Hyytinen
Episode 45 of The Horn Call Podcast features Tommi Hyytinen, a member of the Finnish Radio Orchestra and horn and natural horn faculty at the Sibelius Academy of the University of the Arts Helsinki.
Episode Highlights
Starting out on the horn
Finnish horn playing tradition
Attending the Sibelius Academy
The path from student to professional
Balancing school and professional work
Musical inspirati

Episode 44: Michelle Stebleton
Join us in Episode 44 for a discussion with Michelle Stebleton, Professor of Horn at Florida State University and a member of the IHS Advisory Council!
Episode Highlights
Starting out as a horn player
Attending Interlochen Arts Academy, studying at University of Michigan with Louis Stout and Lowell Greer
Musical inspirations
Performing in the Midland-Odessa Symphony
Path to teaching, path to FSU

Episode 43: James Hampson
Our next guest on The Horn Call Podcast is James Hampson, of Hampson Horns!
Episode Highlights
Deciding to change majors from engineering to music
Mozart operas and becoming fascinated with the natural horn
Remembering Lowell Greer
Studying with Marc Guy at SUNY-Fredonia
Dick Martz Collection: https://www.rjmartz.com/horns/
Moving Hampson Horns from Ohio to New York
Douglas Lundeen and Rutgers Un

Episode 42: John McGuire – IHCA and IHS56
Join us in Episode 42 for a chat with John McGuire, Associate Professor of Horn at Colorado State University, and the host of the 2024 International Horn Competition of America AND the 56th International Horn Symposium, July 26 – August 2 in Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.
Episode Highlights
Planning process for IHCA and IHS Symposium: https://hornsonthehorizon.com/
Shout out to Nancy Joy!
How comp

Holiday Bonus Episode: Allison DeMeulle and Johanna Lundy
Join me in the 2023 Holiday Bonus Episode for a chat with Allison DeMeulle, IHS Interim Executive Director, and Johanna Lundy, IHS Treasurer and member of the Advisory Council.
Episode Highlights
How the IHS works; overview of the past year
Allison’s transition to Interim Executive Director of the IHS
What does the IHS Treasurer do?
Overview of IHS programs (what do membership dues and other c

Episode 41: Erika Loke
Our guest for Episode 41 is Musician 1st Class Erika Loke, a member of the United States Naval Academy Band and Editor of the Military Matters column in The Horn Call.
Episode Highlights
Graduate school at Wichita State, performing with the Wichita Symphony orchestra
Doctoral school at the University of Maryland, Auditioning for military bands
Naval Academy Band in Annapolis, Maryland
Band Excerp

Episode 40: Caiti Beth McKinney
Join me in Episode 40 for a conversation with Caiti Beth McKinney, creator of the REPresent Project and Podcast!
Episode Highlights
On choosing the horn over violin and other instruments
Musical influences, horn and otherwise
Most interesting practice spaces
Shout outs! to Heather Test, Michelle Stebleton, Gina Gillie, Ashley Killam, Lin Foulk Baird, Ken Amis
On loving film music, studying with R

Episode 39: Shanyse Strickland
Our guest for Episode 39 is the multi-talented Shanyse Strickland!
Episode Highlights
Switching to the horn from flute
Auditioning for college on flute, horn, and euphonium!
Studying with Bill Slocum and Stacie Mickens at Youngstown State University.
Be a good musician first, and a good instrumentalist second
Early inspirations on the horn
Respect for Julius Watkins
“I just like challenging mysel

Episode 38: Leelanee Sterrett
We kick off Season 4 and Episode 38 of the Horn Call Podcast with Leelanee Sterrett, a member of the New York Philharmonic!
Episode Highlights
Musical influences, early experiences at Interlochen Arts Academy
Shout-out to Julie Schleif
Shout-out to Douglas Hill
Graduate study at Yale, studying with William Purvis
Preparing for competitions and auditions
Advice for music students today
Women Comp

Episode 37: Margaret McGillivray
My guest for Episode 37 is Dr. Margaret McGillivray!
Dr. McGillivray is on the faculty of the Duke Ellington School of the Arts in the Washington, DC, an active freelance musician, and the organizer/initiator of the new solo collection LIFT: Solos for Horn by Black Composers, available from Cimarron Music Press.
Episode Highlights
Duke Ellington School of the Arts in the Washington, DC https:/

Episode 36: Jeff Scott
My guest in Episode 36 is the amazing Jeff Scott, Associate Professor of Horn at Oberlin Conservatory, member of the IHS Advisory Council, and a Featured Artist at IHS55!
Episode Highlights
Growing up in Queens, NY
Shout out to horn teacher Carolyn Clark
Importance of learning to play in multiple styles
Musical inspirations, horn and otherwise
Shout out to Valerie Coleman
Composition process
Teac

Episode 35: Nick Fife
Join me in Episode 35 for a conversation with Nick Fife!
Episode Highlights
Nick’s article(s) in the May 2023 Horn Call and injury recovery. Craig Vander Kolk, M.D. https://mdmercy.com/find-a-doctor/craig-vander-kolk-md
Using the bass trombone to rebuild his horn playing.
Balance is important!
“The first step to being good at something is being bad at it.”
How he got into composing. List of compo

Episode 34: Pascal Deuber
Join us in Episode 34 of The Horn Call Podcast for a conversation with Pascal Deuber, Principal Horn in the Bavarian State Orchestra at the Bavarian State Opera, and First Prize winner in the 2021 ARD Competition.
Episode Highlights
Current performing positions, rehearsal schedules
Musical education/training
Preparing for the ARD competition, advice for other horn players who want to compete
Favo

Episode 33: Panel Discussion at IHS1
In Episode 33 we have more archival audio from the First Annual French Horn Workshop held at Florida State University in 1969. This is a panel discussion with Philip Farkas, Barry Tuckwell, James Chambers, Anton Horner, Wendell Hoss, and Max Pottag. The panel (which appears to be moderated by James Chambers) took written questions, and questions from the floor.
Episode Highlights
Schools of playin

Episode 32: John Barrows at IHS1
In the first of this multi-part series featuring audio from past IHS symposia, John Barrows (1913-1974) gave what sounds like a masterclass at The First Annual French Horn Workshop, held at Florida State University in 1969. At some point during the session he took questions from the floor.
Episode Highlights
mouthpieces, Conn 8Ds, and Verne Reynolds
mouthpieces, his own playing, and Geyer horns

Episode 31: Allison DeMeulle
Join me in Episode 31 for a conversation with IHS Advisory Council Member and Secretary Allison DeMeulle!
Episode Highlights
Working for an arts non-profit in marketing
Double-majoring in music performance and a self-designed major in publishing and editing at Chapman University
Being an orchestra manager while in college
Being on the IHS Advisory Council
How graphic design training can help you

Episode 30: Louis-Philippe Marsolais
Join me for a conversation with the host of IHS55, Louis-Philippe Marsolais!
Episode Highlights
Planning for IHS55, July 24-29
Involvement with the IHS
Guest artists so far
Montreal in the summer, weather, etc.
University of Montreal
Reasons to attend IHS55
Unique features of Montreal, getting there, lodging, travel in the city, etc.
Check out Louis-Philippe’s article in the February 2023 issue o

Episode 29: Brett Hodge
Join us in Episode 29 for a conversation with the amazing Brett Hodge, Principal Horn of the Omaha Symphony and 3rd Horn of the Grant Park Festival Orchestra.
Episode Highlights
Musical path on the horn
Preparing for orchestral auditions
Growing up in St. Louis, hearing the St. Louis Symphony
Lightbulb moments
Differences between music performance and music education
Studying with Martin Hacklema

2022 Holiday Bonus Episode: Alan Civil
I'm excited to share another Holiday Bonus Episode of The Horn Call Podcast! This one features a lecture given by IHS Honorary Member Alan Civil at the 4th International Horn Symposium in 1972 at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. A few editorial notes about this archival audio:
Thanks to Dan Phillips for providing the audio file!
This recording is 50 years old, and while adequate, the q

Episode 28: Nancy Joy
My fantastic guest for Episode 28 is Nancy Joy, horn professor at New Mexico State University, and International Symposiums Coordinator for the IHS.
Episode Highlights
Her very first Horn Symposium in 1980
Musical journey, impact of Miller's Blackhawks Musical Corps
Studying with Richard Chenoweth
Growing up on a (wal)nut farm!
Falling in love with New Mexico
Working at a music store
Moving from

Episode 27: Anneke Scott
My amazing guest for Episode 27 is Anneke Scott!
Anneke is at the forefront of the historically informed performance field, and recently performed as a Featured Artist at IHS54 in Kingsville, TX.
Episode Highlights
Working in Australia, Australian Chamber Orchestra, Australian Romantic and Classical Orchestra
IHS54 in Kingsville, TX
Prince Regents Band
Dealing with jet lag, traveling, etc: “You a

Episode 26: Isaac Shieh
My guest for Episode 26 is Isaac Shieh, a brilliant hornist based in the UK, by way of Australia. Be sure to follow Isaac on Instagram for some amazing natural horn playing!
Episode Highlights
PhD Music Programs in the UK
Moving from Australia to the UK
The Associate in Music, Australia (AMusA)
Annemarie Federle
Musical life in London
Working with Don Greene, studying performance psychology
Discr

Episode 25: Gabriella Ibarra
Join us in Episode 25 for a conversation with Gabriella Ibarra. Gabriella is an active performer, teacher, and musicologist, and serves on the editorial board of Horn and More, the IHS E-newsletter.
Episode Highlights
Connecting horn players around the world
El Sistema
University system in Venezuela
Musicological research, history of the horn in Venezuela
Musical inspirations and role models
Vene

Episode 24: American Horn Quartet at the 2021 Northeast Horn Workshop
Join us for a rebroadcast of a live podcast on March 27, 2021 from the Northeast Horn Workshop hosted by Jonas Thoms and Albert Houde from West Virginia University. American Horn Quartet members joined from the Philharmonie Luxembourg: Kerry Turner, Geoffrey Winter, Kristina Mascher-Turner, and Guest Frank Lloyd https://www.hornquartet.com/
Episode Highlights
The origin of the AHQ
How each of th

Episode 23: Randall Faust and the IHS Composition Contest
Join me for in Episode 23 for a conversation with Randall Faust about the IHS Composition Contest.
Episode Highlights
Brief history of the composition contest: https://www.hornsociety.org/about-the-ihs/composition-projects/composition-contest
How things have changed.
Structure/Divisions
Reasons why composers should participate.
Advice for composers, and what makes a good composition for horn.
W

Summer 2022 Bonus Episode: Equipment Talk with John Ericson
With https://ihs54.com/ coming up, I thought it would be a great time to talk about equipment! Join Arizona State University's Professor of Horn, John Ericson, and me for a deep dive into mouthpieces and more!
Check out the Horn Notes Podcast: https://hornnotes.libsyn.com/
Inner Diameter can make a big difference!
Buying mouthpieces, then versus now.
Laskey mouthpieces and inner diameter. https:/

Episode 22: Julia Burtscher
My very special guest for Episode 22 is Julia Burtscher, Executive Director of the International Horn Society!
Julia Burtscher has been playing the horn for over 30 years and lives in Toledo, Ohio. She earned a BA in Music from the University of Cincinnati and later earned her MBA from the same institution. Julia has spent most of her career in the railroad software industry, and is delighted to

Episode 21: Mike Harcrow
Episode 21 features Dr. Mike Harcrow, Professor of Horn at Messiah College, and the new editor of the IHS E-newsletter Horn and More.
Episode Highlights
Performing and teaching in Korea
Auditioning for the Korean Symphony Orchestra
“Those are all the things I love: horn, brass choir, and theory.”
Playing injury
Jeju Brass competition
Kruspe Horns http://edkruspe.com/horn.html
Horn and More E-Ne

Episode 20: Jennifer Sholtis
My very special guest for Episode 20 is Dr. Jennifer Sholtis, Professor of Horn at Texas A&M University Kingsville, and the Host of IHS54. Join us for a conversation all about IHS54!
Episode Highlights
About Dr. Sholtis and Texas A&M Kingsville
“Never close any doors.”
An introduction to South Texas.
IHS54 facilities: https://youtu.be/2nIOpCWx6EU
What attendees can expect at IHS54.
Unique aspect

Episode 19: Johanna Lundy
My guest for this episode of The Horn Call Podcast is Johanna Lundy, Assistant Professor of Horn in the Fred Fox School of Music at The University of Arizona, and Principal Horn of the Tucson Symphony. Johanna is also a member of the IHS Advisory Council and IHS Treasurer. Join us for a conversation about careers in (and out of) music, and the amazing skills that musical training teaches you.
Epi

Episode 18: Larry Williams
Welcome to 2022 everyone! My guest for the first episode of the New Year is Larry Williams!
Hornist Larry Williams has distinguished himself as a multifaceted performing and recording artist, teacher and administrator. Williams is currently Principal Horn of American Studio Orchestra, Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra, Sphinx Symphony Orchestra, and a member of the Lyric Brass Quintet, Rooftop Wind Q

Episode 17: Daren Robbins
My guest for the final episode of 2021 is Dr. Daren Robbins, Instructor of Horn at Mahidol University in Thailand, and the creator of hornexcerpts.org
Daren Robbins has been on the faculty of the College of Music at Mahidol University (Bangkok, Thailand) since 2008, where he teaches horn, brass literature and pedagogy, coaches chamber music, and performs with BrassArts Bangkok, the Mahidol Faculty

2021 Holiday Bonus Episode: Gail Williams
Join us for a very special Holiday Bonus Edition of The Horn Call Podcast! This interview with Gail Williams was recorded at the 2019 Western Horn Festival hosted by Dr. Jena Gardner at Western Illinois University.

Episode 16: J. Bernardo Silva
My guest for Episode 16 is J. Bernardo Silva, a member of the Orquestra Sinfónica do Porto Casa da Música, horn professor at the University of Aveiro and at Espinho’s Professional Music School, and Vice-President of the International Horn Society!
Episode Highlights
Trompas Lusas Horn Quartet
Balancing work and family life
IHS 53 presentations in English, Portuguese, and Spanish!
Goal of presenti

Episode 15: Radegundis Tavares
Join me for a conversation with Radegundis Tavares, President of The International Horn Society!
Radegundis Tavares has been developing a career of important accomplishments. He was the first president of the Brazilian Horn Association and has recorded the first CD of a Brazilian brass player playing standard European classical repertoire, entitled “Universal”, as much as the first CD featuring i

Episode 14: Catherine Likhuta
Join me in Episode 2 of Season 2 for a discussion with composer and pianist Catherine Likhuta!
Catherine is an Australian-based composer, pianist and recording artist. Her music exhibits high emotional charge, programmatic nature and rhythmic complexity. Catherine’s pieces have been played extensively around the world, including highly prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall (Stern Auditorium/

Episode 13: Yasmeen Richards
We kick off Season 2 of the Horn Call Podcast with Yasmeen Richards, a free-lance musician based in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia, and teacher of horn at the Peabody Preparatory and Baltimore Symphony’s OrchKids. Yasmeen is also acting president and co-founder of the Chromatic Brass Collective.
Episode Highlights
Growing up in Southern California
Early study on the horn with Annie Bosler

Episode 12: Robert Watt
Join us in Episode 12 for a conversation with Robert Lee Watt, who was a member of the Los Angeles Philharmonic horn section for 37 years and an active studio musician. Bob was the first African-American hornist hired by a major symphony orchestra in the United States.
Episode Highlights
Musicians supporting one another during COVID-19
The invention of the Watt Lifter
Moving from the East Coast

Episode 11: Douglas Hill
Join me in Episode 11 for a conversation with Douglas Hill, Emeritus Professor of Music-Horn at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, past President of the IHS, and former member of the IHS Advisory Council.
Episode Highlights
Retiring from UW-Madison, remaining musically active post-retirement (Professor Hill retired from UW-Madison in 2011)
Activities during COVID-19
Lung surgery, cancer recover

Bonus Episode: IHS 50th Anniversary Book
Join us for a discussion with Dr. Jeffrey Snedeker, Editor of a forthcoming special volume dedicated to the 50th Anniversary of the IHS. Jeff is Professor of Horn at Central Washington University, and is a member of the IHS Advisory Council, Past President of the IHS, past Editor of The Horn Call, and was awarded the IHS Service Medal of Honor in 2020.
Episode Highlights
Overview of the 50th A

Episode 10: Katy Ambrose
In Episode 10 of The Horn Call Podcast I speak with Dr. Katy Ambrose, Visiting Assistant Professor of Horn at the University of Iowa, and author of the article "Unlocking the Past: William Lee and The Rodenbostel Horn at Mount Vernon” in the February 2021 issue of The Horn Call. *This episode was recorded on January 20, 2021.
Episode Highlights
What led Katy to her research on William Lee and the

Episode 9: James Naigus and Drew Phillips
Join me for an educational (and fun!) discussion with Dr. James Naigus and Dr. Drew Phillips, Editors of the "Creative Hornist" and "Technique Tips" columns in The Horn Call. In addition to their work in The Horn Call, James and Drew are both active performers and full time college teachers.
Episode Highlights
James and Drew’s Horn Call Columns: Creative Hornist and Technique Tips
Shoutout to Pr
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