Description
American in Paris Taxi Horns for Hire
George Gershwin wrote specifically for taxi horns in his piece an American in Paris. The horns are pitched to A, B, C and D.
We have multiples sets of tuned taxi horns in our hire fleet each mounted on a bar with stand and protective case. Each horn is frequently tested for the best sound and none are slugish.
The taxi horn part is usually played by a single player. Gershwin however writes for 2 players to each play 2 horns. However, it works brilliantly for this part to by played by 1 player, the cymbal player, as the cues for all the horn parts are written in the cymbal part.
George Gershwin wrote specifically for taxi horns in his piece an American in Paris. The horns are pitched to A, B, C and D.
We have multiples sets of tuned taxi horns in our hire fleet each mounted on a bar with stand and protective case. Each horn is frequently tested for the best sound and none are slugish.
The taxi horn part is usually played by a single player. Gershwin however writes for 2 players to each play 2 horns. However, it works brilliantly for this part to by played by 1 player, the cymbal player, as the cues for all the horn parts are written in the cymbal part.
