Mr. Osmun, and everybody - I know of no other recording where at first
hearing you think How in the h--- does he get up that high on only a
double? because you are convinced by the tone quality that it can only be
a normal horn, than Barry Tuckwell's recording Baroque Horn Concertos on
Fred,
Just having a longer tuning slide and pulling the valve slides a bit can
bring your horn in Eb. But the Schmid horns use a longer mouthpipe, wich
makes the most of the difference in matching the sound between Bb and Eb.
Wim Kuppen
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Loren, can we
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I have been playing a Paxman 40 Bb high F for the past 10 years. I do not use
any other horn. No one is able to tell the difference. I use the muting valve
to cover the lower register and other notes that do not work so well. It also
has
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If that's whom you are emulating, Hans may have proven his point. To my
ears,
at least, Ohno's sound was very harsh when playing on his triple. Far
from the
F horn sound. I have yet to listen to a triple where
Same as color material of a nice cloth, which are two different things. Timbre
(sound color) sonority (sound uality) are two very different things also.
Listen to my Long Calls on my www.pizka.de/sigfrid.htm site to the other recordings,
- and understand, what I like to describe.
historical ideal.
Happy New Year!
Bob Osmun
www.osmun.com
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How can one have a full sound or characteristic sound on a high F or
high E-flat-side ? This is contradictory. The only way to keep
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If that's whom you are emulating
Loren, can we hear about Mr. Ohno's excersize?
Aleks Ozolins
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Herb, I don't claim to be emulating Mr. Ohno's sound
How can one have a full sound or characteristic sound on a high F or high E-flat-side
? This is contradictory. The only way to keep a full(er) sound might be, to stay on
the Bb-side of your Pax 44 as much as possible use the high F side for high
entrances only but returning to the Bb-side as
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How can one have a full sound or characteristic sound on a high F or
high E-flat-side
Hans,
Can you share your definitions of timbre and sound quality and
compare the two for our edification?
Loren Mayhew
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I have been giving consideration to asking our local repairman to construct
a replacement slide that would take the high F-side of my Paxman 44 into Eb.
I'm thinking about this because of comments I've read here and there
indicating that one might obtain a more full and more characteristic sound
on 31.12.02 23:40, Baucom, Fred at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been giving consideration to asking our local repairman to construct
a replacement slide that would take the high F-side of my Paxman 44 into Eb.
I'm thinking about this because of comments I've read here and there
indicating
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Hi Fred,
IMHO, this only works if you can add length to the
tapered part of the leadpipe the hi F side of the
horn uses. I dont believe it does any good to add
to the length of the cylindrical tubes. The hi F horn
sounds more honky (sax'y) the
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BTW, I think the optiponal Eb slides on the
E. Schmid are for transposition considerations
and I don't think they affect the hi F horn ???
I may be wrong ... but you may want to revisit this
issue. I will double check my notes and reference
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