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up the partials as we said before, with ease,
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but it couldn't play chromatic kinds of things and as a result
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it's kind of stuck there in the background kind of providing
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what I like to think of as a sonic glue for the orchestra,
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but it rarely plays any solos
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in the orchestral fabric outside of a concerto.
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Well, let's see what happens to the French horn inside of the
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orchestra here in the nineteenth century,
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where it begins to come forth as a solo instrument
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because the melody it can play is so much more
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complex and much more interesting.
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So here's a famous French horn lick out of