Editing French horn (section)

==Notable horn players==
{{See also|List of horn players}}
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*[[Hermann Baumann (musician)|Hermann Baumann]] – 1964 winner of the [[ARD International Music Competition]] and former principal horn in various orchestras, including the [[Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra]]
*[[Radek Baborák]] – famous Czech horn player, former principal horn in [[Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra]], 1994 winner of the [[ARD International Music Competition]], winner of the [[Concertino Praga]] in 1988 and 1990, holder of a [[Grammy Award]] (1995)
*[[Aubrey Brain]] – celebrated British horn player, father of Dennis Brain and a champion of the French style of instrument
*[[Dennis Brain]] – former principal horn of the [[Royal Philharmonic Orchestra]] and the [[Philharmonia Orchestra]], with whom [[Herbert von Karajan]] made well-known recordings of [[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart]]'s [[Horn Concertos (Mozart)|horn concertos]]
*[[Alan Civil]] – former principal horn of the [[Philharmonia Orchestra]], the [[Royal Philharmonic Orchestra]], and the [[BBC Symphony Orchestra]]
*[[John Cerminaro]] – former principal horn of the [[Seattle Symphony]], [[New York Philharmonic]], and [[Los Angeles Philharmonic]]
*[[Dale Clevenger]] – former principal horn of the [[Chicago Symphony Orchestra]] (1966–2013)
*[[Vincent DeRosa]] – former principal horn for a number of [[Hollywood, Los Angeles, California|Hollywood]] studios and composers including [[John Williams]]
*[[Stefan Dohr]] – current principal horn, [[Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra]]
*[[Richard Dunbar]] – a player of the French horn, playing in the free jazz scene
*[[Philip Farkas]] – former principal horn of the [[Chicago Symphony Orchestra]], developer of the [[Holton-Farkas]] horn and author of several books on horn and brass playing
*[[Douglas Hill (musician)|Douglas Hill]] – former principal horn of the [[Madison Symphony Orchestra]], notable teacher and composer
*[[Julie Landsman]] – former Principal Horn for the [[Metropolitan Opera]] and well-known horn pedagogue
*[[Stefan de Leval Jezierski]] – longest serving horn, [[Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra]]
*[[Philip Myers (musician)|Philip Myers]] – former principal horn of the [[New York Philharmonic]]
*[[Jeff Nelsen]] – [[Canadian Brass]] hornist 2000–2004, 2007–2010; [[Indiana University Jacobs School of Music]] horn faculty since 2006
*[[Giovanni Punto]] – horn virtuoso and [[hand-stopping]] pioneer, after whom the International Horn Society's annual horn playing award is named, also a violinist, concertmaster, and composer
*[[David Pyatt]] – winner of the [[BBC Young Musician of the Year]] competition in 1988 and current principal horn of the [[London Philharmonic Orchestra]]
*[[Gunther Schuller]] – former principal horn of the [[Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra]] and [[Metropolitan Opera|Metropolitan Opera Orchestra]], and played with [[Miles Davis]]
*[[Lucien_Thévet|Lucien Thévet]] - Principal horn of the [[Orchestre_de_la_Société_des_Concerts_du_Conservatoire|Paris Conservatoire Orchestra]], of the [[Orchestre_de_l%27Opéra_national_de_Paris|Orchestre de l'Opéra Natiobal de Paris]], notable teacher and author of several books on horn playing
*[[Barry Tuckwell]] – former principal horn of the [[London Symphony Orchestra]] and author of several books on horn playing
*[[Radovan Vlatković]] – 1983 winner of the [[ARD International Music Competition]], former principal horn and soloist of the [[Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra (East Berlin)|Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra]], and professor at the [[Mozarteum University of Salzburg]]
*[[Sarah Willis (hornist)|Sarah Willis]] – first female brass-player in the [[Berlin Philharmonic|Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra]], US-born, British ambassador for the horn and classical music through television programs such as ''Sarah's Music'' on [[Deutsche Welle]].

People who are more notable for their other achievements, but also play the horn, include actors [[Ewan McGregor]] and [[David Ogden Stiers]], comedian and television host [[Jon Stewart]], journalist [[Chuck Todd]], [[The Who]] bassist and singer [[John Entwistle]], and rapper and record producer [[B.o.B]].<ref>{{Cite book|title = A Devil to Play|last = Rees|first = Jasper|publisher = HarperCollins|year = 2009}}</ref>