That's not impossible for me or a few horn players I know. Not with five bars
to do it in. In fact I know a few solos, etudes, and quartet material that
are just like that and have even bigger leaps in less time
Now two beats... that's a challenge...
Just find strategic places to breathe and
Since the composer is local and this is an unpublished work,
perhaps he could be talked into a modification. Otherwise,
sounds like justifiable homicide to me
Fred
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Our chamber orchestra will be performing a collection of
movements that were
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Auf dem Strom de Schuman y Brittem.
My response to him was, Good luck.
Would anyone care to offer him advice? I would be happy to pass it on to
him. If you wish to reply to him in Spanish, I will give him your reply as
is.
Sure. Let him borrow a microphone and
I would assume the timbre trill would be much like
those in Berio's Requies. I would suggest playing the
high G# on th B horn trilling between 2 and 2-3. The
difference in fingerings will give a change in sound
on the same note. As for that solo, good luck. I
would personally talk to the
On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 04:15 PM, David Goldberg wrote:
On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, John Kowalchuk wrote:
P.S.
Those of us in the Toronto area still shudder at the mention of CDC.
OK then, special trill instruction for our acronymically distressed
Canadian friends: CACACACACA...
Oh poop,
Well then, I'm going to have a tatoo of a tatoo put on my right lip.
Bob Dickow
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There is nothing crazy about having a tatoo of something that you love to
do
daily. I am seriously considering getting a french horn tatoo
Where was the concert; I presume at the Theatre Royal on Glouchester Street.
Probably Hans would do anything to get away from summer in Germany; even
going to Christchurch in their winter. I was in the city in July and liked
the city (winter isn't bad there). Only thing I really didn't care much
Sorry, I really rely on spells Czech.
Julio de la Rosa
PS Sometimes they pick the wrong word and misspell it!
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Sent: Monday, September 01, 2003 3:15 PM
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I have Eric Cartman i.e. southpark playing a french horn tattooed on my
arse...be real nice and I'll show you some pictureslol
Hoss the strange
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I believe that Robert Lauver is playing on a Karl Hill
Geyer now as well (could be wrong about this though).
This is a damn fine horn section - I studied with Mr.
Caballero and Mr. Smith. By the way, this section is
playing the Schumann Konzerstuck in January on
Pittsburgh's regular season
Strange Hoss,
When you think about it, though, the horn being made of brass and all,
wouldn't be more logical for hornists to be pierced. Question is,- where?
And yes, please rush me the photo of Maestro Cartman tattooed on your ass.
Julio de la Rosa
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I'll have my lady friend take some pictures..lol
Does the whole list want them or just julio???
Hoss the flattered
p.s. forgot to spell check is everything correct?
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from Johns' questions:
I am working on the mozart 2nd horn concerto 3rd mov.
sugesstions on how to get them I am find them quite diffcult right now.
May I ask which side of the horn you are playing them on? It may seem like
an unecessary question but I haven't been able to keep up with
Why do people ask horn players with double horns if they can play two parts
at once?
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It is possible
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Maybe they want you to tiptoe through the two-lips...?
(boy its late here)
-William
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Hi Listers, I know this is kinda crazy but this upcoming weekend (Time permitting on
the schedule of the artist) I'll be getting a horn tattoo on my right arm. And so it
won't just be a horn...I'll have it encased w/ tribal tattoo designs.
Jose David Villa-lobos
Some of us practice about an hour per day. (Playing
for fun.) Is a single daily practice session as
productive as putting in two or three shorter sessions
spread throughout the day? I prefer playing a single
daily session. One possible benefit of a single
session is the building of endurance for
Many of us have experienced the utter dismay and the soul shattering
disappointment of discovering that the Paxman posters are out of print
and generally unavailable.
Take heart cohorts, there is a new poster.
I think it's the best ever; probably because it's a picture of my loved
one but,
At 11:22 PM 9/1/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Some of us practice about an hour per day. (Playing
for fun.) Is a single daily practice session as
productive as putting in two or three shorter sessions
spread throughout the day? I prefer playing a single
daily session. One possible benefit of a single
On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 07:53 AM, Tom Warner wrote:
Get'em while they're hot. They're cheap but, it's one to a customer.
http://www.paxman.co.uk/
Thanks Tom:-}
Just put my order in; I'll frame it when it arrives.
Anybody who crashes in my guest room will know what to expect:-}
Leigh
I have played this gig a couple of times. Basically it is a seminar
teaching teamwork to mid/upper-level managers. The approach is a
little cheesy (cabbage? I'm ready), but it is fun to see how the
participants react to what we do. The conductor is extremely
respectful of the musicians, and in
OK Jose,
A good friend of mine knows a dermatologist who now devotes his entire
practice to removing tattoos with some sort of laser technology. Last year
he made $290K.
Julio de la Rosa
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jim buchholz wrote:
Where was the concert; I presume at the Theatre Royal on Glouchester Street.
No - in the Town Hall. (nothing but the best!)
Probably Hans would do anything to get away from summer in Germany; even
going to Christchurch in their winter. I was in the city in July and liked
the
Try the Hetman synthetic oil. I had a Yamaha with a notoriously sluggish
first valve that cleared right up with it. It's worth a try, and I had good
results...
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From: William Foss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 4:43 PM
Sometimes rotary valves can get gummed up by slide grease that gets into
the rotor assembly during oiling. If that happens, you can use Varsol to
wash the grease residue out of the valves, without taking anything apart
other than pulling out the slides. That will get the valves moving freely
I switched to FatCat a few months ago - it revived my valves immediately,
but it took a while before leveling off at long-time reliable. But these
are old unclean valves, unlike yours.
It is possible that the slowness of your valves is not because of the
valves. Maybe it is the lever screw -
But town Hall is quite big with 2644 seats for a city like Christchurch
with 250.000 population.
I never sit when playing solo.
Last visit in a casino was 1969 in Stockholm.
Greetings from warm Singapore
Hans
James Scrivener schrieb:
jim buchholz wrote:
Where was
In a message dated 9/2/2003 7:44:00 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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I am having a problem with the valves of my new Holton 281. They are
stiff when I get the horn out of the case to play the valves are stiff and
slow. I oil them, and go on playing my normal practice for
Have to pretty much echo this - Holtons were known
for tight valves 40-some years ago. The factory
was proud of how tight. They were also typically
slow. Nothing new; it's often true of their best
horns, and the fix is to have a GOOD repairman
work on them. Sometimes you can get that from the
You might want to try loading it up with al cass or even a good chemical
clean. I once owned a 176 merker that was a terrible horn and came new from the
factory with some not so lightning fast valves- the second valve seized up
after about a good month of regular playing. I sent it to my
Why do people ask horn players with double horns if they can play two
parts
at once?
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date: Tue, 2 Sep 2003 00:38:50 EDT
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It is possible
Okay, other than having 2 horn parts on the same paper and occasionally
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