Hello Steve, if the mouthpiece is drilled to a wider bore,
it is ruined in most cases. It might be better to return the
mouthpiece & get another one with the new bore - direct from
the manufacturer.
==
I will telephone to Robert, who is my friend & longtime
former colleague tubaist at the State Opera in Munich, and
let you know. Do you really think the EUR:USD relation will
become better as long as the war machine is on ?
=
Ah, so this is the same gauge as, e.g., when I used to buy 16 gauge speaker
wire?
-S-
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> From: Dan Phillips [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 8:24 PM
> To: The Horn List
> Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Mouthpiece bores
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> On Nov 15, 2007, a
On Nov 15, 2007, at 7:17 PM, Steve Freides wrote:
Would someone kindly explain to me how the numbers used to describe
the bore
of a mouthpiece work? I learned that a 25 hole is larger than a 27
hole,
but since 25 is not larger than 27 (smart, aren't I?), I figure it
must be
some sort of g
Would someone kindly explain to me how the numbers used to describe the bore
of a mouthpiece work? I learned that a 25 hole is larger than a 27 hole,
but since 25 is not larger than 27 (smart, aren't I?), I figure it must be
some sort of gauge thing like wire sizes. (I found out about this becaus
> Dear Bob and list,
>
> The advantage of going to a pack and ship store and having
> them pack is a guaranteed reimbursement of insurance funds if
> the horn is damaged.? One of the UPS managers told me: "We
> packed it therefore we are liable for it and will give you a
> full reimbursement.
Dear Bob and list,
The advantage of going to a pack and ship store and having them pack is a
guaranteed reimbursement of insurance funds if the horn is damaged.? One of the
UPS managers told me: "We packed it therefore we are liable for it and will
give you a full reimbursement."? I've experi
Greetings, Horneraries --
A month ago at a Coast Guard Auxiliary ceremony in Minnesota, a recorded
version of "Taps" for brass quintet (I think) was played. It was incredibly
moving and beautifully harmonized. I have been unable to track it down on the
'net, and wonder if anyone in this group
I think it would have to be the current copyright owner.
I was successful a few years ago in getting permission to make a
limited number of copies of an out - of - print score for my conducting
class.
Kjellrun
On 15-Nov-07, at 4:29 PM, Hunt,Thomas wrote:
Can one get permission to copy from
The Hermann Concerto has been out of print for many years.
I played it when I got my master's, and wanted to play it again several years
later on a faculty recital. My original copy was damaged by my dog, but I
happened to find a left over copy in the files of a music store in Get
While researching gig bags for fixed bell horns, I came upon a vendor I never heard of: Robert Tucci Musikintrumente, of
Eichenau, [home of the Peppermint Museum!] about 12 miles west of Munich. The web site is
http://www.hornboerse.de/lshop,shopstart,1195154416-15028,e,,.htm
They sell a S
Can one get permission to copy from the original publisher?
Tom Hunt
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I have (actually
Ellen,
For what it's worth, the manuscript of the concerto (with band, as it was
written) is at the Vandercook College of Music in Chicago:
http://www.vandercook.edu/archives/collections/h_m.htm
If all else fails, you could try contacting them. Biographical info is at:
http://www.windband.org/fo
I'll let the legal scholars debate the merits of this case. I do want to
make one comment, however. In one of the responses I read it was suggested
that, for expensive horns, one should take the instrument to a pack-and-ship
store for a professional packing job. This is a really bad idea. Those
p
I have (actually it belongs to my wife) a purchased copy with Piano
accompaniment.
Don't know if it's still in print or not.
Steve Burg
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