First Bill G schrieb Many people have a hard time visualizing things. We are spoiled by the mass media which explain everything over & over (right is where the thumb points to the left if the hands upper side points upwards, but left in this experiment is where .... well, it does not work .. if one does not know where right & left are .... ):
here we go, the brass stopping mute has a ring attached on the body. You can attach a cord or thin leather loop of about 16" total length, depends on your hand size, so you can pull that loop over the wrist of your right hand. The stop mute is at hand then for quick action. It also can be hung on your music stand. The same action can be performed with the old conical mute for "con sord." passages without preceding rests. You also can grab the conical mute with your hand, insert it fully for muted or pull it out a bit so your sound is like open. Try it. Then Hans P wrote You cannot make it right for everyone, one likes white poodles, the other black, one likes pictures, the other likes text, some need pictures plus text but do not understand pictures or/and text. Conclusion, there is no help for everyone even intended to be. ******* Hans, tell us more bout how you use these poodles! Where can I find an non-transposing mutt? Gotta go, Cabbage _______________________________________________ post: [email protected] unsubscribe or set options at https://pegasus.memphis.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
