The list of horn makers spans all time, and not all still exist.
- Andreas Jungwirth[1]
- Atkinson Brass and Company[2]
- Briz Horn Company
- Buescher Band Instrument Company
- C.G. Conn
- Christopher Cornford[3]
- Daniel Rauch
- Dieter Otto[4]
- Ed. Kruspe
- Engelbert Schmid[5]
- F. E. Olds
- Finke[6]
- Gebr. Alexander
- Hans Hoyer[7]
- Herbert Fritz Knopf[8]
- Holton
- Kalison
- Klaus Fehr[9]
- Lewis & Duerk[10]
- Lukas Horns[11]
- Jacob Medlin, Apex, North Carolina
- Otto[4]
- Patterson Hornworks[12]
- Paxman Musical Instruments
- Ricco Kühn[13]
- Stomvi[citation needed]
- Thein[14]
- Woodhead Horns Ltd, UK
- Yamaha Corporation
References
[edit]- ^ "Andreas Jungwirth - Erzeugung von Blechblasinstrumenten" [Modern Manufacturing of Brass Instruments]. www.jungwirth-horn.at.
- ^ "About Us". Atkinson Brass & Co.
- ^ "Cornford". www.cornford.de.
- ^ a b "Dieter Otto e.K Inh. Martin Ecker". www.otto-horn.de.
- ^ "Engelbert Schmid Horns". www.engelbert-schmid-horns.com.
- ^ "Ihr Metallblasinstrument von Finke Horns - Fortschritt aus Tradition". finkehorns.de.
- ^ "HANS HOYER | Student Horns, Single Horns, Double Horns, Descant Horns". Hans Hoyer. May 2, 2016.
- ^ "Herbert Fritz Knopf in Markneukirchen - Wald- und Doppelhörner seit 1852". www.knopf-horn.de.
- ^ "Home :: Klaus Fehr French Horns". www.fehr-frenchhorns.com.
- ^ "Lewis & Duerk Horns | S.W. Lewis Orchestral Horns". www.swlewis.net.
- ^ "Lukas Horns - Custom French Horns". lukashorns.com.
- ^ "Patterson Hornworks". Patterson Hornworks.
- ^ "Hörner und deutsche Trompeten - Ricco Kühn Metallblasinstrumentenbau". Ricco Kühn Metallblasinstrumentenbau - Hörner, Doppelhörner und deutsche Trompeten.
- ^ https://thein-blechblasinstrumente.de