How can we vote for past elections. Look at the ballot
find out why I asked that The error comes TWICE. Did
you receive the same ballot for the 2007 elections with the
recent horn call Vol.XXXVIII, No.2, February 2008, which
must be mailed back not later than April 15th, 2007 ) Oh
boy
In revision of my letter a few days ago after reading the
Horn Call article about the Trio op.40 I have to repeat,
that if Brahms wanted the Waldhorn he was rather thinking
about the playing style than the definitive use of a
valveless horn. The article in the Horn Call gives me some
headache.
Amen !!!
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Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 5:11 PM
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Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Re: Brahms Trio
As as sort of addendum to Dave's
Of course if you play the Brahms Trio on a valved horn, you don't have
to use the valves all the time or any of the time. Maybe a good test is
if perceptive listeners can tell when you do and when you don't use them.
{ David Goldberg: [EMAIL PROTECTED] }
{ Math Dept, Washtenaw
As as sort of addendum to Dave's comment, whatever (horn--or
the use thereof)enables you to best express the musical message you want to
convey--i.e., your best musical expression (including tone quality and
characteristics) of what Brahms has written--is the way to go. The rest
hans wrote:
How can we vote for past elections. Look at the ballot
find out why I asked that The error comes TWICE. Did
you receive the same ballot for the 2007 elections with the
recent horn call Vol.XXXVIII, No.2, February 2008, which
must be mailed back not later than April 15th, 2007 )
Hey, Hans,
Haven't you heard? This is how we hold elections now in the USA! Wait
until November and see what happens!
KB
Registered voter in the first in the nation state of NH
PS: With all these candidates for IHS AC, maybe we need to implement a
primary or caucus and form an
That's an honest mistake, because the International Time Travel Society is a
subdivision of the International Horological Society, which is right underneath
the International Horn Society in the International Yellow Pages of
International Societies.
Dave Weiner
Brass Arts Unlimited
The election should be held in Florida to guarantee the most 'interesting'
results. Butterfly ballots anyone?
On 2/19/08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey, Hans,
Haven't you heard? This is how we hold elections now in the USA! Wait
until November and see what happens!
Seems to be like fortune telling. It is easy to explain
things after they have happen, saying, yes, I knew that
before . In the coffeegrounds, perhaps, in the crystal
globe Who knows ?
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Oh no ! It must be mailed back.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2008 7:47 PM
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] IHS advisory board elections
hans wrote:
How can we vote for past
Horological or Hornological ? What is logical with the horn
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Hi, I was looking through the hornplayer.net site, and found a natural horn
of Pan American make. I have been looking into purchasing a natural horn
and the price is right, but I have never heard of that company. There is
nothing that I can find on that company either. Does anyone know the
I thought, and this might be the naivety of a high school senior, that Pan
American was at one time part of Conn Selmer. Am I right?
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Subject: [Hornlist] Pan American Natural
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From: Joel Gilbert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi, I was looking through the hornplayer.net site, and found
a natural horn of Pan American make. I have been looking
into purchasing a natural horn and the price is right, but I
have never heard of that company.
Quote: Hi, I was looking through the hornplayer.net site, and found a
natural horn of Pan American make.
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The Pan American brand was a mediocre quality school brand making a single F
horn in addition to various other instruments like saxophones. In fact the
sound of the Pan
Hello Steve, are you using your Pan Americain to fry your
French Freides ? - Believe me see, it is not only you
getting silly ..
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Sent: Wednesday, February 20, 2008 3:44 AM
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