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Anyone hear who won the Principal audition for the Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra held Monday and Tuesday of this week?
Thanks,
John
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I did :) His biography was one of the most interesting I've ever read... of
course I haven't read many biographys so that doesn't say much.
-William
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Benjamin Franklin invented the glass harmonica.
Hello lists,
I recently knew about an Italian, Michele Scafetta, who worked 25
years at Alexander and is now making his own custom horns. I posted
some pictures of him and his work at http://www.corno.it (click on
Pages).
All the best,
--
Daniel Canarutto
mathematical physicist dedicated
Any greater use fort he glass harmonica ? By important composers ?
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Only original scores from Mozart, Beethoven and other greats, according
to the article. Check out...
http://www.opinionjournal.com/la/?id=110004558
-AC.
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Any greater use for the glass harmonica ? By important
They forgot Richard Strauss: Frau ohne Schatten.
A superb gig for the glass harmonica player (how many are in the world ?
Two or three perhaps.
The last time we did Frau ohne Schatten, this expert got 2.500.- DM
(equivalent around 1.250.- or so USD that time) for every performance
for these very
Hello, all horn folks, and arranger/composer types, also!!
In our little volunteeer orchestra group, we were handed parts for the
composition/arrangement known as 'Selections From H. M. S. Pinafore' by Sir Arthur
Sullivan, arranged by Paul Henneberg.
The parts are from an old printing from the
You need a wet finger to play it.
that should be in the list of top 10 hornlist quotes
:)
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They forgot Richard Strauss: Frau ohne Schatten.
A superb gig for the glass harmonica player (how many are in the world ?
Two or three perhaps.
The last time we did Frau ohne
On Thursday, January 15, 2004, at 12:09 PM, Alan Cole wrote:
Only original scores from Mozart, Beethoven and other greats,
according to the article. Check out...
http://www.opinionjournal.com/la/?id=110004558
-AC.
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At 05:41 PM 1/15/2004 +0100, you wrote:
There was some discussion of Giardinelli mouthpieces this week.
I have some mid late to late 1970's Giardinelli mouthpiece underparts that
are now for sale. These are classic, vintage Giardinelli purchased in
person at the old Manhattan shop. They are all silver-plated and, although
barely
Dear Joe,
I suggest you contact Carl Fischer directly...they have an archival music
service. Alternatively, try EMS (Educational Music Service) and/or Elkin
Music. All three have websites, which also will give you their addresses
and phone numbers. E-mail me privately if you have any
alan c wrote
Benjamin Franklin invented the glass harmonica.
**
for which those of us who love
Koyaanesquatsi are eternally grateful.
Gotta go,
Cabbage
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Butt his lead poisoning did surely not come from their glass harmonica
playing. There are not that many gigs. And they do touch the glass
cylinders with the wet finger (exactly right hand more than left hand,
pointing middle finger only). I could watch the player from very close
as he was
Hi All,
A little over 2 years ago Andy Fordham sold his fathers horn to
someone on the 'list' but he unfortunately doesn't recall the name.
It was a compensating double, made by Alexander and marked
Geyer/Alexander. If anyone has this horn, or knows of its
whereabouts, please contact me off-list.
Many thanks to Robert Osmun - his advice helped solve the stuck rim on
a brand new Giardinelli mouthpiece - I heated the rim of the C-12,
then put some penetrating oil in the crack under the rim, whacked it
for a while with a wooden mallet (no nicks or scratches on the rim
the hammer took a
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whacked it
for a while with a wooden mallet (no nicks or scratches on the rim
the hammer took a beating though) and viola
Probably the best use of a viola in years - well done!!!
All the best,
Lawrence
No one was chosen. There were two finalists, but they didn't pick
anybody.
-Matt Menger
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Probably the best use of a viola in years - well done!!!
Mais c'est bien sur!
John Kowalchuk maker of mutes/horns/canoes/paddles/bikes
Oshawa, Ontario http://home.ca.inter.net/~horn1
Canadians don't surf the net, we paddle it.
Hi all,
I was wondering how one finds out about Auditions. is there some kind of publaction
that lists them.
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John Putnam wrote:
I was wondering how one finds out about Auditions. is there some kind
of publaction that lists them.
The International Musician. www.afm.org
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thanks Greg
Greg Campbell wrote:
John Putnam wrote:
I was wondering how one finds out about Auditions. is there some kind
of publaction that lists them.
The International Musician. www.afm.org
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I, too, played bass and French horn. For bass, I played in everything from symphony
orchestras to jazz ensembles to rock bands to vocal and dance recitals to pit
orchestras. All amateur, of course.
Matt
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From what my understanding... no one won the job for Principal horn for the
Cincinnati Symphony. I heard that on monday there were 33 horns there and got down
to 7 when Paavo Jarvi came in to have a listen on Tuesday. And from that no horns
were taken. So my assumption is that Tom Sherwood
The International Musician's Union publishes The International Musician.
A subscription is free if you are a member of the union. Non-members pay
$39 per year. Phone 212-869-1330 ext. 238 to order. This is the only
publication I know of that publishes audition announcements.
Luke Zyla
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Mozart wrote a piece for the glass harmonica.
Chris
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Out of curiosity, has anyone on the list seen the ridiculous flyers for
College Night at the CSO? They show up somehow even where I live in Dayton.
There is a picture of a clearly now cool braavo Paavo wearing club clothes.
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