In a message dated 11/26/2003 7:09:33 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> Additionally, the horn was quite heavy,
My yellow medium bell 23 weighs almost exactly 5 lbs on my kitchen
scale.
On Engelbert Schmid's website, his famously light double horn weighs
4.5 lbs
Can we pl
At 1:08 AM + 11/27/03, Tom Warner wrote:
>I measured the outermost tip of my valve lever travel at 12mm
HornVL tvl. Weight
Conn 4D 1cm 3 lbs
Conn 8D 9mm 4 lbs
Pax desc. 11mm4 lbs
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On 26 Nov, 2003, at 2:39 pm, Dan Phillips wrote:
re the Paxman 23
a couple of the valve slides already had green crud deposits. The
second valve appeared to be misaligned and created a distinct timbre
change.
Those effect an individual horn, not the design, but these are
interesting:
Additiona
Hans,
I have noticed this reaction to salt for the last 30 years. I have to
avoid salted popcorn or salted Fritos mostly. Just salt IN food has no
reaction. After my lips contact salt they are usually worthless for up to 4
or 5 hours.
Regards,
L. Brown
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Maybe all those wishing to discuss topics that don't remotely relate to horn
playing could "self filter" and not post to the list. If someone starts
something, respond privately to the person and you can talk endlessly about
whatever the hell you want. I think we all get enough spam already without
The same thing happens when someone smother's Carmex or Lip Medex all over
their lips! People don't realize there is a muscle relaxant of sorts in the
ingredients. The chemicals I'd avoid in lip balm are menthol, phenol, and
camphor.
Chris
--- Leonard & Peggy Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
NHR pops up on both lists. Perhaps you could set up a filter to ... uh filter
out "NHR" from your inbox? A good portion of us are on both lists anyway.
Chris
--- Mark Thornton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> While Dan has stated this very wellthe discussions of Non Horn Related
> topics
> has d
I freely admit the "little error" that actually was a typographical
error. Sorry about that and I'm equally sorry that I sparked a spate of
political discussions.
At 06:34 AM 11/26/2003 -0600, you wrote:
But Jim, it was August 6th, 1945 not 1944.
Just the facts. Throwing the bomb in 1944 or 194
Somewhat hysteric reaction ? Several hours ? You must eat extreme salty
or mere salt ? What do people living near to the sea ? Exposed to salty
winds ?
Or is the result of your salty food the use of a lot of beers to spill
the salt off. Well, this would result in playing problems, indeed.
And if
I'm sure that, as usual, some overly articulate person will respond with
various good sounding reasons why there's really nothing wrong with these
topics, and how we don't have to read them if we don't want to. These
statements are probably all true, but they're also crap.
Assuming this is in re
> Is it not possible to have individual
> e-mail filters separate out anything that
> has a subject line containing
> "NHR" and either label it as spam, or delete it?
Not if you read the digest, where one is forced to daily wade through
the NHR detritus.
Following this logic, it would be p
I totally aggree with the comment about salty foods
and playing. I have had to cut out salt on the fries
with cafeteria lunch because it would utterly kill my
embouchure for afterschool rehearsal. I didn't make
this connection at first, and consquently suffered
through many poor rehearsals. I to
Regarding the thread "Atom-bombing of Japan in 1944"
Ok! Please stop! As often as I find my world view and political opinions in
direct opposition to the ones expressed on this list, I'm REALLY very tempted
to respond in kind to some of the remarks and statements recently made
regarding the a
>The bombing of Hiroshima is not considered a war crime any more
than the
>bombing of Pearl Harbor. Both acts were attempts to end the
war quickly
>and minimize the total casualties. To be effective, the shock
value had
>to be overwhelming.
>You have to wonder about Nagasaki, though...
You know what I like about this list? It's not monitored. You know what I
dislike about this list? It's not monitored.
I like that we sometimes veer from the path of talking about the horn and
music only. It sometimes gives us a glimpse at (if not full frontal
exposure to) the character of
I second the motion. The blatant disregard for the MULTIPLE requests over
the past months to stay on topic has grown to unacceptable levels. I'd just
ask that those wishing to carry on political discussions do so in a proper
forum. And, I encourage you to e-mail the horn list with the location of
s
I have found that I can't play several hours after eating salty food, my
lips just don't respond. They don't feel dried out but just too soft with
no tension. I have always considered lips to be lips and skin to be skin.
Are lips just skin with an abundant amount of blood vessels under them? If
On Nov 26, 2003, at 7:17 AM, Seth Orgel wrote:
Let's see--anyone tried the new Geyer style Paxman?
I tried it and was pretty disappointed.
Let's go
Thanks, Seth.
If you are referring to the model 23 Pax, then I had the same
experience. The horn I tried was supposedly brand new direct from the
While Dan has stated this very wellthe discussions of Non Horn Related topics
has driven many away to the "other Horn list". I for one, will be joining them.
Any time we get "off topic", Prof Pizka has his views..and so do others. Even
though we have been constantly "reminded", the message j
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But in other cases of even World War II how could we sit down and
reason with people like Mussolini and Hitler? Certain people you
will never be able to reason with sadly enough.
Did you know that in Italy part of the government forces are
seriously trying to revaluate Fascism and change history
Yes, definitely. And I say it here again, I am just sad about what
happen & I am not accusing as this is definitely too late & would not
help the victims.
One word, gathering international support means also manipulating
informations. This has been done by all societies before & will happen
in the
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