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Hornplanet - Thomas Bacon, French horn and more... Welcome to hornplanet.com - a unique and fun web resource! The HornPage has information on a heroic musical instrument, the (French) horn. Also at hornplanet.com, areas devoted to: ASU, Thomas Bacon, ...

Horn History 2 2. Crooks and Hand Horns Beginning with the cor de chasse (French for hunting horn), the horn began its evolution into a refined concert hall instrument. From early beginnings in stage ...

Horn History 4 4. Doubles, Descants and Triples The Compensating Double -- Double horns were developed by Edmund Gumpert and Fritz Kruspe in the late 1800s. The first double horns were based on a system of...