Standard Series
French Horn Mouthpieces

The Schilke Standard Series French Horn mouthpiece line was developed in collaboration with colleagues of Renold O. Schilke, who happened to be some of the world’s finest professional horn players. These models quickly became a standard among the horn community and continue to fulfill an important need for the everyday student to the educator and professional player. The rim and cup shapes provide a variety of options for the soloist, chamber or orchestral hornist.

French Horn Mouthpiece
ModelmmInchesThroatDescription
2716.250.6416 (.177")A narrow diameter and thin rim creates a special mouthpiece for the first horn player.
2816.150.63626 (.147")A true "French" model mouthpiece having a small cup and throat that definitely favors the high register. Recommended for the Descant Horn.
2917.530.6917 (.173")Offers a balanced option that is very adaptable to both the younger player and the professional needing a stronger upper register with a large rim diameter, standard rim contour, cup, and smaller bore.
30B16.920.66614 (.182")This model was designed with a smaller "B" style cup and thin, flat rim.
3017.030.6717 (.173")The original Farkas Model, the wide rounded rim and fairly deep cup makes the 30 a good all-around mouthpiece for the experienced player.
30C217.030.678 (.199")Based on a standard design, this mouthpiece has an excellent response in high or low range and a free-blowing feel. Recommended for both professional and developing players alike.
3117.140.67513 (.185")This model has a V shaped cup, thicker standard rim and a slightly larger diameter to aid in producing a greater volume of sound.
31B17.40.68714 (.182")A wide rim with a higher center point and a medium depth bowl shaped cup produces a rich, dark tone.
31C217.430.68814 (.182")The 31C2 has a very thin rim and medium-large cup offering a great volume of tone.
3217.830.7022 (.221")The extra large cup diameter, cup volume, and backbore produces a rich, dark tone color.