No one teacher can teach you everything. Most of us on
here have had probably at least a half dozen or so
different teachers over the years, and we've all
learned different things from different players.
If your current teacher says it's time to change, then
you would do well to change.
Gary
Hello Hornlisters!
I am currently a year away from graduating high school. Once I graduate, I
will be accepted into my local university's music program, and will have
access to their professional-level teachers. My current teacher and I have
agreed that it would be a good time to change teachers,
On 6/4/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
To the student going to North Carolina:
I recommend finding out what kind of horn your new teacher plays, mouthpiece,
etc, and going with his or her preference. That way you won't show up with a
kind of horn the teacher doesn't like.
Ca
I haven't heard of the accousticoil in years. I'm
curious...is the effect psychological, or is there
really something to it?
Gary
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Hmm. Ethel?
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Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2007 1:46 PM
To: 'The Horn List'
Subject: RE: [Hornlist] the matchstick trick and the acousticoil
Some bad colleag
Some bad colleague put such into my Selmer change valve
slide just before Don Carlo. The spiral slid into the valve
creating a desaster, but I was lucky to get it out in time
dueto the fact, that the change valve is a cross-valve,
where one can see into the valve body when pulling this
slide out. S
Quoting Howard Sanner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Just got the following via the 2nd horn in the community orchestra in
which I sometimes play. If anyone runs across this horn, you know what
to do! I realize Easter was a while ago and that this is a bit
post-festum, but still...
And post-festum is ce
In a message dated 6/5/2007 1:58:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Bb on F horn 23 in Vienna?
Hi Bill,
FYI, my Yamaha YHR801 Vienna horn likes:
Hi C = 23
Hi B = 1
Hi Bb = 23
Most Vienna horns I've played seem to like
these fingerings, as well.
Regards,
Uncountabletimes. Try it, it works very well. Try also high c3 with 23 on the
F-horn. Superb, but not with most used right hand positions of the
Bb-horn-world. The Viennese right hand is more open.
The Mozart ? I received 34 letters by potential buyers of an CD-ROM version. No
chance ! Do you k
Hans:
Hi Bb on F horn 23 in Vienna? In public? For money? Recorded?
Which concertos or repertoire ? Mozart 2nd? Strauss 2nd? Beethoven 4th
Symphony? Beethoven Octet? In the 1930's and '40's, maybe? For which
conductors?
Bill Klingelhoffer
P.S. I liked your facsimile edition of the M
Just got the following via the 2nd horn in the community orchestra in
which I sometimes play. If anyone runs across this horn, you know what
to do! I realize Easter was a while ago and that this is a bit
post-festum, but still...
Thanks.
Howard Sanner
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Stolen: French Ho
Melvin,
I am nearly 100% certain that his piece has never been recorded (if it has,
it must be on some privately produce production that has eluded me). Naxos
has released at least one CD of his music, but nothing horn related.
Back when I started to take private lessons, ca. 1960, I studied with
You can get the effect of the Accousticoil for free by wrapping some thin
insulated wire around a thick pencil. Make a loose spiral about 1 inch in
length. I haven't tried an Accousticoil, but he wire spiral does have an
effect.
Herb Foster
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> I ha
FYI:
DENNIS BRAIN MEMORIAL CONCERT
Tuesday 6th November 2007, 7.30pm
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
Barry Tuckwell conductor
Philharmonia Horn Section
Dennis Brain was the Philharmonia’s Principal Horn from 1954 until
his tragic death in 1957. This concert is a celebration of the French
Horn
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