[Hornlist] aging playing the horn

2004-11-13 Thread hans
After mid life, the Testosterone output (hormones) will decrease. It starts at age 40-45 for some, while some others have the same output level as younger fellows in their thirties when they have passed 60 of age already or more. This hormone is responsible not only for the sexual functions of

RE: [Hornlist] Tired and Stiff Lips

2004-11-13 Thread hans
Thanks for advertising my horns, but I have to add a few words. My section of ten horn players has 9 Alex103 and my Pizka Classic. It is not the horn alone which makes the music, it is the user, the player. You can use my horns for the delicatest chamber music play like a flute, and also to

Re: [Hornlist] Tired and Stiff Lips

2004-11-13 Thread Herbert Foster
I went to the Bloomington IHS symposium to try out all the horns, and I wound up with a Finke Brendan. It is easy to play and is very flexible. I has a brighter sound than the 8D, but I can even blend with an 8D section with a stuffy sound (not the true 8D sound). I almost bought a new Holton

[Hornlist] right hand double

2004-11-13 Thread hans
Is there anybody with a right hand double for sale ? If so, kindly contact me privately. A friend is looking for one for his daughter who is handicapped at left hand. Prof.Hans Pizka, Pf.1136 D-85541 Kirchheim - Germany Fax: 49 89 903-9414 Phone: 903-9548 home: www.pizka.de email: [EMAIL

[Hornlist] Tuning slide locks

2004-11-13 Thread jlmt
Does anyone KNOW where you can get tuning slide locks? Osmuns and Dillons aren't carrying them as a rule. Dillon's told me they only come to them from Alexander and only when an order of horns come in. I'm thinking there must be another avenue to pursue getting these. Any solid suggestions?

[Hornlist] As Gilbert Sullivan Spin Wildly In Their Graves...

2004-11-13 Thread Ray and Sonja Crenshaw
I recently asked here whether GS's Mikado had two horn parts. You guys assured me that it did, and I thought I'd remembered that same thing, but since there was no 2nd player to play it back then, I had done it alone. Well, back when I wrote to ask, my wife (also a horn player) had just snagged a

Re: [Hornlist] Tuning slide locks

2004-11-13 Thread Greg Campbell
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Does anyone KNOW where you can get tuning slide locks? If you just want something to keep your slides from pushing in too far, go to the hardware store and get some thin black rubber O-rings. Get ones that fit snugly over the legs of your tuning slides without sliding

[Hornlist] Spit emptying

2004-11-13 Thread Crazybaby160
How many ways is there to empty spit out of a double horn?? I empty it through the spit valve and through the tuning slides on underside but it still makes that clicked sound it makes when there is spit.. Samantha ___ post: [EMAIL

Re: [Hornlist] As G S Spin Wildly ...

2004-11-13 Thread Steve Martie Tarter
(Since Ray Crenshaw wrote about Martin Paterson's condensation of Mikado orchetral parts...) I live only about 90 minutes from Titipu by train (anyone who questions or doubts this assertion may contact me -- on or off list -- for a full explanation)... shall I ride out and look for missing horn

[Hornlist] Tuning slide locks

2004-11-13 Thread J. Kosta
One consideration about the slide locks - especially for the main tuning slide - is to verify that the horn will fit in its case with the slide(s) pulled. With my horn case, if I do not push-in the main tuning slide the horn does not go into the case properly - but I don't use that slide for

RE: [Hornlist] Tuning slide locks

2004-11-13 Thread Loren Mayhew
The O rings are the cheapest solution, but they tend to move from where you put them as the slide is replaced. A better, but more expensive solution, is to purchase tuning ring locks from Osmun. He is out of stock at the moment, but I think he will be getting some more soon. Loren Mayhew \@()

Re: [Hornlist] aging playing the horn

2004-11-13 Thread Walter E. Lewis
Hans, Very interesting post! I will share a bit of my situation in this regard. I had a bariatric procedure 5 years ago, and have lost over 200 pounds. During the initial blood testing by the surgeon, he found that my testosterone level was in his words, the lowest I've ever seen in one of my

RE: [Hornlist] aging playing the horn

2004-11-13 Thread hans
Hello Walter, yes, I forgot to mention the Osteoporosis thing too. Thanks for adding that. I also had a problem with over weight but not that much. Have lost 25 pounds since August without any medics help, just by changing the diet (nearly vegetarian now) skipping a meal (nearly) once a while.