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The 2011 British Horn Festival lineup featured Steven Stirling (pictured).

The Eternal Question
Six of Britain's leading horn players and teachers debate whether it is better, when on a limited budget, to buy a new or secondhand instrument.

The three Ws
Ralph Hall argues for the three Ws of practice - why, what and when?

The Walding Bursary
Jonathan Stoneman describes the Sue and Freddie Walding Bursary Fund, administered by the British Horn Society, which helps talented young players with little money to (usually) buy a decent instrument.

A New View of Dennis Brain
Stephen Gamble, co-author of a new book on Dennis Brain, reappraises the legend.

Top Mann
John Humphries profiles one of 19th century London's finest horn players - Thomas Mann.

If problems strike, get help.
Irena Marie Rieband sums up some of the themes emerging from her research into horn and performance-related illness.

Treasure Trove
Roger Montgomery describes the trio of Raoux horns, dating from the mid-19th century, that was unearthed in a storeroom at the Royal Opera House, London in 1993.

Plus comprehensive news, readers' letters, a challenging crossword, views and CD reviews from the world of horn playing.

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