The fall semester of 2021 marks the beginning of my 21st year at Arizona State, my 25th year of full-time teaching, and my 30th year … Read More ›
One consequence of the pandemic has been practice has not been great, for a while. A consequence of that is our breathing has certainly become … Read More ›
This summer (2021) I had a long mental list of website updates and upgrades to do, and as of now have completed most of them. … Read More ›
Back in 1998 when I launched Horn Articles Online, I was on the cutting edge of another trend, the personal website. Back then it served … Read More ›
In ASU brass one of our goals in the time of COVID is to think in terms of possibilities, that there are ways to enhance … Read More ›
The headline is correct, seven books of mine that since 2018 have only been available in Kindle format are available again as print publications. On … Read More ›
To many readers it probably seems as if Horn Matters has always been there. A university horn student of today has not known a world … Read More ›
Periodically it is a good idea to look back, take stock. Especially of your more enterprising things, is there a return on the investment? How … Read More ›
A group of questions recently came in related to my Rescued! CD, released last year. The first answer has to do with the horn I … Read More ›
This coming week/weekend I will be performing an epic recital on 19th century instruments with Douglas Yeo, my wonderful trombone colleague these few past years … Read More ›