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The way the tubing of the horn is configured or coiled, which can be single, double, or triple.

The part where the player buzzes their lips to create sound that travels through the horn.

The flared end of the French horn that amplifies and projects the sound.

A small key used to release condensation from the tubing of the horn.

The section of tubing that connects the mouthpiece to the rest of the horn.

The internal diameter of the horn's tubing, which affects the instrument's sound and response.

Tubes that can be adjusted to fine-tune the pitch of the horn.

Ergonomic places on the horn where the left hand's fingers can grip while playing.

A support for the player's right little finger to help hold and balance the instrument.

The enclosure that houses the rotors, helping to streamline air flow when the valves are actuated.

The type of valves used in a French horn to change the tubing length, which are rotated when the valves are pressed.

The lever operated by the player's left thumb to switch the airflow from one set of tubing to another (F or Bb).

The buttons pressed by the player that change the pitch by redirecting air through different lengths of tubing.

The mechanism operated by the thumb lever to choose between the horn's F and Bb sides.