As a bassist, over the last 10 years, I've grown fond of "Pop's" brand
of rosin. Is there a group preference to what type of Rodin, which
brand, and the pros and cons of folid vs liquid, this I'd love to know
the difference.
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On Feb 2, 2008, at 13:08, Simon Wascher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
please, if you change topic, like from from "accordion tuning" to
something else, also change the mail header.
thanks
S.
Am 02.02.2008 um 21:44 schrieb Leonard Williams:
Kathy--
My homemade HG lacks a trompette, and it still gets the job
done.
Players with more experience than I have (and it won't take much!)
may
disagree, but I think the trompette functions much as a rhythm
adjunct; it
nicely in accents particular beats, especially in dance tunes,
while adding
to the harmonic ambience.
Regards,
Leonard Williams, Rank Beginner
On 2/2/08 3:00 PM, "Kathy Hutchins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's a kit from a shop in Minnesota, Musicmaker's:
http://www.harpkit.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=hurdy
It's a flatback, two drones and two chanters. No trompette. 12
keys. Walnut
with a sitka spruce soundboard. So it's lacking features that many
people
find desirable, but I think for the kind of playing I want to do,
it'll be
fine. And it was in our price range, which is, after all, the
important
thing.
And I'm not quite as bucolic as you imply -- my tractor does have an
electric starter. :)
Kathy Hutchins
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Geeze can’t keep a secret on the net. Lucky you to have a build
er in the
family. What style is he building? I suppose you already know
how to crank
a tractor ;-]
Fi
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