Hans Pizka writes:
>
Bellini's "I Puritani" is performed rarely because of the
tenor, who has to climb to concert "f".
You make it sound like a wonderful opera. I recorded the Met's
telecast and can't wait to see it!
Howard Sanner
It's the organist's fault...Isn't it always?
JEN
Reba McLaurin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This has been making the rounds through our orchestra.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/21079/
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This has been making the rounds through our orchestra.
http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/21079/
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Dear All,
Many (or possibly most) of us on the list have the Richard Price
Christmas Carols that were released from Merion Music in the
mid-80's. It is with great pleasure we announce that a new set is
now available from Cimarron Music Press. Following this link:
http://www.cimarronmusic
Good Day to the List:
We have a new music shop in town, announcing in the local press that they
offer a complete repair workshop, including a bathtub in which instruments
will be totally immersed for cleaning with chemicals. The article continues
that they did have a sink, but that wasn't b
Prof Pizka wrote:
The horn parts [to Lucia di Lammermoor]:
Several short quartets at the beginning & throughout the
opera, also quartets back stage. But then, after much
ta-ta-ta-taa embouchure destroying, there is a wonderful
cantilena solo for the horn, extremely exposed, but most
effectful. T
Upon receiving the digest today, I read the following paragraph that I sent
to the list last night:
First, I must wholeheartedly second Ellen and raise her a Franklin. Dan
has let me know, off-list, the error of my ways many times, sparing me
the embarrassment of further revealing my ignorance of
Wonderful idea!
I use electric pianos in almost every lesson - from basic buzzing skills
to interval ear training to singing for good tone production. It works
beautifully.
My advice would be -
1 - Get one with a decent sound to it. It doesn't have to be amazing,
just decent. It's hard to mat
Bellini´s "I Puritani" is performed rarely because of the
tenor, who has to climb to concert "f". When we performed it
several years ago, late Marcel Viotti conducting (he died in
his early 50ies because a vein leading to his brain ruptured
& could not be repaired & left him just 24 hours until
dea
don't forget garage sales--I got mine for $75!
- Original Message -
From: "Steve Freides" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'The Horn List'"
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 10:20 AM
Subject: RE: [Hornlist] NHR - Advice on Electronic Key Board
If you don't need a weighted key, you can still g
http://www.nysun.com/article/62262
You'll have to search the CD out yourself. It is produced by Gebr.
Alexander (you've heard of them?) and I can't recall how I obtained my
copy. You can try (http://www.gebr-alexander.com doesn't seem to
acknowledge its existence) Paxman, jpc.de, TAP Music, Osmun
If you don't need a weighted key, you can still get touch-sensitive,
full-sized keys for much less money. I'm pretty sure you can get an
almost-full-sized keyboard with touch sensitive keys, a stand, and a sustain
pedal and not set yourself back more than $100 these days. We paid $150 for
such a
Two years ago I bought a Casio Privia PX110 keyboard from Kraft
Music. It has 88 weighted keys, sustain pedal, stand and dust cover.
$500. I'm totally happy with it and play it every day.
Kraft Music - http://www.kraftmusic.com/ - 800-783-3368 x-222, Dave
McCullough in sales.
Casio PX110 -
From: "Bill Gross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I don't have ready access to a piano and thought purchasing an electronic
key board would be useful a tool in horn studies.
Question: Just why do you think this is true? The premise is hardly
an unreasonable one, but whether and how you go ab
I don't have ready access to a piano and thought purchasing an electronic
key board would be useful a tool in horn studies.
There seems to be a wide range of such devices available, including ones
that work in conjunction with a PC.
I would appreciate any suggestion the list members might h
It wasn't Eldon, but me, Ellen, who feels that Eldon would have the same
sentiments. So thank you to Eldon for your carefully thought-out posts.
ELLEN who only knows ELDON through the hornlist
On 9/9/07 9:50 AM, "Loren Mayhew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can echo all of Eldon's remarks. Yes
First, I must wholeheartedly second Ellen and raise her a Franklin. Dan
has let me know, off-list, the error of my ways many times, sparing me
the embarrassment of further revealing my ignorance of just about
everything list related (and sometimes totally unrelated) the my friends
on the list.
Good Day to the List:
We have a new music shop in town, announcing in the local press that they
offer a complete repair workshop, including a bathtub in which instruments
will be totally immersed for cleaning with chemicals. The article continues
that they did have a sink, but that wasn't b
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