Does anybody know anything about this rehearsal orchestra?
Any positive or negative comments would be welcome!
I want to find out whether or not it is worth my (extortionate amounts!) of
money!
Thankyou in advance!
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Are you
Hi Christine,
--On Tuesday, May 02, 2006 11:00:13 + Christine Ranson
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Does anybody know anything about this rehearsal orchestra?
Any positive or negative comments would be welcome!
I want to find out whether or not it is worth my (extortionate amounts!)
of
I assume you mean the Rehearsal Orchestra www.rehearsal-orchestra.org
It is a thoroughly excellent group, and will give you a standard of
orchestral playing that is as good as anything you will experience before
becoming a regular professional youself. A large proportion of professionals
in the
Justin Higgins wrote:
I came across a classified ad for a YHR-576 for sale for
$1000, which seemed like a really good price to me. The
owner says they are the only owner, and that it has been
barely played, since they moved to another horn, which is
why they are looking to sell this
Hi all,
Thanks to everyone for your advice. I've decided to go ahead and pass
on this particular horn; the price was definitely appealing, but at this
point I don't want to get a horn that will be that limiting. I think my
teacher must have played a 667 (it was a Yamaha with a Geyer wrap,
I have a 666, the predecessor to the 668. It is a significantly different
horn than the 667; the former (666/668) is loosely based on the Conn 8D,
with a big bell and similar sound, while the 667 is a smaller bell.
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I just stumbled on this little Vivaldi concerto da camera, RV 97. It is
scored for viola d'amore, 2 oboes, 2 hunting horns and basso continuo.
Lovely little cupcake and very delicate, as Vivaldi can often be, except
when the horns are tooting; then it's more like a traffic jam. Coupling
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