First: throw the tuner out of your practice room use your ear to
correct pitches. If the slides are set once, they should stay so. Just
remember how far they have to be pulled out each. Remember that the
Bb-slides (the lower set) have to be pulled out just a bit less than the
F-slides.
Get the
We played Parsifal last night, the 5 1/2 hours opera by Wagner. He
called it Buehnenweihefestspiel = difficult to translate, but I try:
Theatralic passion play, where passion means the Christian way of
passion, as the Holy Friday ceremony is part of the play.
Well, this piece is full, very full
Sent this over the weekend and it vanished into thin air, so now I'm trying
from work. Sorry if the topic has already played itself out (hey, not too
of a bad unintentional pun).
-ph
This record used to be fairly common in cutout bins here in NYC. I'm sorry
that I didn't pick up a dozen copies.
Somehow, the NYPL web-based version of its mail software gets rejected by
most of the listservs that I am subscribed to (I don't think that there is
any plain-text option available; at least, I can't find it if it does
exist), so I am re-posting this from work using the dedicated version on my
PC.
Believe it or not, in my GS group, we have had several soloists who had a hard time
going just slow enough not to make mincemeat of the words, despite the music directors
insistence on sowing down. It seems that people unconsciously have the need to use
such pieces to show off what they can
Hello Peter, I have the LP, but cannot find it in my archive, but have a
casette copy fortunately. Can convert it to CD, eventually, for you.
During the search for this tape, I discovered some other tapes
cassettes:
Joseph Eger playing Peter Jona Korn´s Concertino op.15 (Radio Orchestra
Vienna),
Hello fellow crowded email box friends. I'm a college horn student, from LSU, thats
going home for summer break in Washington DC. I'm desperate to find somewhere to play
as to keep me honest about taking care of my horn business. I'm sure everyone can
sympathize with the monotony of a day job
Professor Pizka,
Thank you for the complement, but on the BMI (body mass index) at the
doctor's office, I'm in the middle, supposedly a healthy weight.
Now if your calling me fat, I take that as a compliment because
everyone else tells me that I'm to skinny and look like a
Mke K had this to say to Hans P
BTW Professor Pizka, actually I'm not that big, I'm 5'8 so far and
weigh only 142 lbs. My cousins are bigger. My grandma and mom say im to
skinny...:-(, but I'm workin out, or at least tryin to. I wish horn playing
*Arnold
Schwarzannegar? accent* pumped
I know this is probably a little too much on-topic, but back to the subject
of slide grease I've started using the Hetman slide gel. It takes a little
longer to get on the slides since it comes out in a thin bead half the time, but I
find that a little goes a long way anyways. Plus, it seems to
Just my two Euros...
I may be mistaken but, is not the expression 'my two cents'?
If so, that's convenient, because it works in both currencies.
1 Euro = 100 cents
1 Dollar = 100 cents
n'est pas?
All the best,
Tom
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My two cents... sure, but why not my two Ore or my two Pfennings or my
three sons?
Oh wait, nevermind... that last one was an old US sitcom...
-William
In a message dated 4/12/2004 4:19:33 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
I may be mistaken but, is not the expression 'my two
Surely there are some in the Valley who say Cali-for-nigh-ay
At any rate, your governor may pump Iron, but the Viennese are busy 'pumpen'
horns...
Hyuk hyuk hyuk...
-William
In a message dated 4/12/2004 11:05:42 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hey Mike, don't get so
William V wrote
Surely there are some in the Valley
who say Cali-for-nigh-ay
At any rate, your governor may pump Iron,
but the Viennese are busy 'pumpen'
horns...
Hyuk hyuk hyuk...
**
William, I forsee a brilliant future for
you as a stand up comedian. So if you're
in
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