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Joe
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We have an organization in the States that wear red hats too. But they are
(generally) elderly ladies from the South. J
Joe
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For those of you in the NYC area:
Sunday June 14th
Richmond County Orchestra New York Philharmonic in concert on Flag Day
2009 A tribute to our Veterans
Featuring Phillip Meyers principal horn New York Philharmonic and Maestro
Alan Aurelia performing the R. Strauss Concerto #1 also music by
I would like to relay a story I heard from Fred Hinger who was a
percussionist in Philly during Mr. Jones' tenure. I met Fred when he was at
the Met circa 1968 while he was residing in an apartment building where I
worked just after High School. Here it goes:
When they were recording, if Mason
Hmmm Starbucks latte with a touch of Blue juice.
Boy how this thread has digressed.
Joe
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picky picky, the every alert capitalist at Starbucks, always eager to
never miss a sale, now how outlets inside security.
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Buy them in the Terminal after you've past through security.
Kerri
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When he personally returned my horn at the end of the flight, he imparted
the following advice: Bribe the captain and crew with Starbucks. It'll
work: I guarantee it.
Just wondering if he also imparted any advice as to how to get the liquids
past security.
Joe
Pasta didn't hold up during high fortissimo playing.
Did you try A Dente?
Joe
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It's not from what he has been smoking, it's from inhaling all those fumes
from the chemical plants in New Jersey.
Joe
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Just wondering if that reviewer would be surprised to learn Strauss No. 1
was written for 3 Horns. :)
Must have been his first gig.
Joe
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Jeremy Cucco,
Could you contact me off list.
Joe
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For those of you who missed it last time, get your DVRs/VCRs ready. Hallmark
channel (312 on Directv) this Friday April 25th at 5:30 EDT. The Smell of
Music episode.
Joe
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And don't forget the westerners that fell asleep. Perhaps they were
expecting Bon Jovi.
Joe
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The concert was
Sounds like something you would see on the Discovery channel.
Joe
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Kjellrn,
No, that
My 1 cent (Amateurs shouldn't get 2 cents).
As I got older I realized the less I have to change fingering the less I had
to worry about lip to fingers co-ordination
Joe
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The episode where Hawkeye and B.J. refuse to shower until Charles stops
playing his Horn aired last night (Hallmark). I'm sorry I didn't see it on
the guide sooner so I could alert you all. But if you have an intelligent
DVR/Tivo, the episode name is The Smell of Music
Joe
There are a number of exceptions or variants on this (Mussorgsky/Ravel
Pictures,
And you left out Emerson, Lake and Palmer's rendition???
Joe
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Perhaps you could re-orchestrate the Vienna Horns arrangement which I
think
is for 4 Wagner Tubas and 8 Horns published by www.primverlag.at
Or even the London Horn Sound arrangement for 16 Horns (Or 12 Horns and 4
Wagner Tubas). You can pick it up at Paxman's on Union Street in London.
After a
I was just channel surfing and came across the scene in the movie Scoop
where Woody Allen picks up a Horn and asks Scarlet Johansson if she knew
the dirty joke about how a French Horn player sleeps with his wife? Does
anybody? Is there one?
Joe
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Peter and all listers,
I have pasted below a message I received from Greg Williams
Joe, Steve;
I don't know Peter's address. You might want to forward this to him.
I got back at 3am last night after hanging with a bunch of horn players that
had come, literally, from near and from very far to
If Lawrence Price from the Colonial Brass who played at half time at the
Jets game on Sunday is a lister I just want to say thanks.
It was tremendous and it was just about the last thing I got to cheer about.
Greetings from Myrtle Beach where I am taking out my frustrations on a golf
ball -
Steve,
You should have stayed in NY a little longer. You could have played in
Italian Feast Bands with me. Sometimes horn and sometimes cymbals.
Joe
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It was that or Canada.
Me too. I joined the N.Y. Air National Guard Band. I consider myself a legal
draft dodger.
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I'll second that one. If it wasn't for Drum Corps I probably wouldn't have
gone into music. It was when the Corp instructors decided that when we
expanded to larger instruments I would be the first to get one of those new
Jim Dandy 1 piston French Horn Bugles. Then when I went to Junior High it
I hope it is not Qatari Riyal (USD23,400 EUR18,000)
Regards,
Joe
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Was it that hot
I'll second that. Awe inspiring as it is all in the upper range. I have the
mp3 if anyone is interested.
Regards,
Joe
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Valerie said:
I don't think I have the words to explain to you what drives the amateur,
except to say that we do what we do because we love doing it! :o)
I agree Valerie,
Below is text taken from an email I received from one of today's virtuoso
Horn players (the best in my opinion):
Of
Amateur musicians are fanatics. Music claims their souls, and they are
able to make beautiful sounds. But the beauty they
produce doesn't match that produced by the great professionals. Thus they
feel glory, power, and sorrow, all at the same
time. This is a heady sensation that they seek again
Yeah, kind of like that $400 driver. Helps Tiger but I still slice.
Regards,
Joe
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Sorry,
Ah, but don't forget, the movie depicts the orchestra went down with the
ship.
Regards,
Joe
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I flew to Montreal from Newark yesterday on an ERJ (1+2) I was lucky to fit
my PC bag in the overhead. As I flew this plane before, I left my horn at
home for this trip.
Regards,
Joe
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Put me in for 527th Air Force Band, Shaw Air Force Base, Sumter, SC for my
OJT leading into the 552nd New York Air National Guard, Roslyn, NY. Hey it
was 1969.
Regards,
Joe
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Valerie,
If I remember correctly you had a 35 year career as a nurse. I'm sure
someone with that pedigree has a great deal of compassion for other human
beings (I have 3 children in the medical profession). So when I read your
post I looked at it purely as a joke and not offensive at all.
, and certainly had no idea that I would have a
career in a orchestra.
Two and a half years later I changed from the trumpet to the horn and four
years after that I was a member of the San Antonio Symphony horn section.
Go Figure
Milton
Milton Kicklighter
4th horn Buffalo Phil
--- Joe Scarpelli [EMAIL
If you make it to Vienna, don't forget the Danube (which is not so blue) and
Figarohaus.
Regards,
Joe
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Can anyone explain the difference between the Toneblob and the Acousticoil
(other than cost)?
Regards,
Joe
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Yeah it was believable until he started playing through his nose.
Regards,
Joe
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A lot has been said on this forum about the jack*^ with the baton in his
hand. So I must give props to the conductor of my rinky dink community
orchestra who is always telling us to blend or asking us to lower the volume
(especially when we do an opera - if the singers are singing play softer).
Daniel,
It can't be the Italian students making the rukus. Everyone knows we speak with
our hands.
perdonarlo (I had to look it up)
Regards,
Joe
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It is also included on the MMO - Woodwind QUINTETS vol. II
http://www.music-scores.com/smpdata.php?select=instrumentstyle=classicalid
=33050more=French%20horn%20minus
Regards,
Joe
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Valerie WELLS wrote:
Hmmm (Excuse me while I put my dusty nurse's hat back
on for a
moment.) This product may be good for the horn, but I'm
not sure this
stuff is good for the hornist. Kerosene, even very pure
kerosene, is
quite volatile I have concerns about inhaling fumes of a
Jinn,
On a business trip to Singapore last year I somehow damaged my screw rim. I
contacted Jaime Hersch who is Associate Principal for the SSO. He put me in
touch with his repairman. While I was at his shop, I noticed he had a Hans
Hoyer and was a DK121. I asked him about it and here is what he
Ron said:
you might also want to note the huge amount of counterfeiting going on in
China and the Far East.
Reminds me of the time several years ago on a business trip to Manila. My son
had asked me to pick him up a controller for his playstation. I go into a store
and ask for one. She
most instable note on any horn, the a-flat
Thank God. I thought it was me. Regards,
Joe
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Daniel,
I assume you were born and raised in Italy. If you grew up in New York City
like I did you would have said you understood nutthin'
Regards,
Joe
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As an amateur who lost 20 years of playing to my other job, I don't see
what the fuss is about. After 20 years it all came back to me very quickly.
Yeah, B still gives me some problems, but if I practiced more I'm sure I
could master it.
So maybe we should stop teaching math in school and just
Stephanie,
I agree with Dave's comments about the 8D. My 8D was left virtually inactive
in my attic for over 20 years. I sent it Bob Osmun, had my valves re-built
and it is as good as new.
However, if you are intent on purchasing a new horn, you may want to check
out Eldon Matlick's suggestion
the music store across from Carnegie Hall
That would be Patelson's and it is across the street from the back entrance
on 56th St.
http://www.patelson.com
Regards,
Joe
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Last week I came across a listing for BBC Proms on my Guide for the
DiscoveryHD channel. I set it up to record yesterday morning and just
finished watching it. The title was actually BBC Prom 2002. Looking at the
faces of the orchestra I did a little web surfing to find out the ages of
the
The parts in the Orchestra Musicians CD-Rom Music Library list the parts as
Horn 1 in C and Horn 3 in Eb, if that helps.
Regards,
Joe
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All this tawk about language is getting me bawd. I'm goin down to the staw
and get me a soder.
Regards,
Joe
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If that's true, does anyone know where I can one of Tigers old sets of
clubs?
Regards,
Joe
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While setting up my Tivo I also came across the PBS special Eroica that
Jaakko Välimäki told us about in March. I don't know if I missed a previous
showing here in the states, but it is on Discovery HD tomorrow morning
(Sunday 10/29) at 9:30. That's channel 76 for those of you that have
Directv.
I get bored at work because I'd rather be practicing. If I could only afford
to retire
Regards,
Joe
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I believe that should be was a Senator
Regards,
Joe
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For our non-US based members, Strom
I started boycotting Delta long before I started taking my horn with me on
business trips.
Regards,
Joe
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And no valve oil.
Regards,
Joe
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Hello Mara, as Pandolfi´s advive is perfect
I seem to remember a video (I believe it was the Young People's Concert Who
is Gustav Mahler which others in the states can get from Netflix) where
Lenny tells that story of re-introducing Mahler to the VPO. I believe when
he mentioned Mahler to the orchestra he said their reply was shite musik
Hans,
I personally don't feel it is necessary to defend yourself or your family. I
enjoy reading your posts and hope to someday meet you on a future business
trip to Germany (when I haven't a clue).
To the anti-Hans, if you do not appreciate Hans' posts, them just delete
them.
Regards,
Joe
I guess Holst must have known something!
Regards,
Joe
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-- Leading astronomers say Pluto is no longer defined
I use the Altieri and have not had any problems. However, I will say I do a lot
of oveseas travel (read 747, 757, 767,777 etc.) and have not tested it on
smaller aircraft such as the MD80 yet which is common on smaller routes.
Regards,
Joe
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Hi Rachel, or should I say G'day,
When I received this message I immediately thought you were up late and then
I remembered you are on the west coast. I'm not up late, I wound up in
Sydney this week and last on business. Tried to connect with a horn player
here but did not have any luck. So I just
To show a young person how their playing compares to that of a very high
ranking professional is to do two things:
a) Make them feel better-they have something to look forward to
b) Make them feel worse-upon seeing the long road ahead, some give up
before they have begun
Yes, when I was 17 I was
Craftsman would seem very fitting.
Regards,
Joe
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Bill Gross sez:
My horn
Dear Sydney listers,
I will be arriving in Sydney (Parramatta) on Wednesday for business with
Westpac. As always my horn is my companion. If anyone is willing to meet to
chat or play please contact me off-line.
Regards,
Joe
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I heard a similar story from a friend when he performed in North Florida. My
friend wanted to meet up with him at his hotel and he told him no lessons.
But he did get to chat with him for a while one evening. He had nothing but
good things to say about him.
While were on the subject of Herr
Yeah, you would think IBM would give him a laptop to bring with him. I bring
mine on our cruise. Pisses my wife off, but she has a choice between a few
minutes of email every day or a round or 2 of golf while on shore.
Regards,
Joe
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Blue Juice and Root.
Regards,
Joe
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Aahh;
Hetman Guinness?
Leigh
On Apr
I'll admit my solfege is a little rusty, but I always new Si to be G#. So
what did Verdi mean by Corno in Si flat? (La Traviata)
Regards,
Joe
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That's what a friend of mine told me, but I needed a second opinion. Could
you explain it? It must some Italian thing my father never taught me.
Regards,
Joe
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.)
But (for Joe Scarpelli others), the italian note names
should be common knowledge within the community of
musicians. To make it more difficult, you will see some
different naming in French pieces again
Now Chris, with advice like that why would you want to give your horn to a
local repairman who seldom works on horns? I would recommend shipping it to
someone like Ken or Bob Osmun who work on horns everyday. Get some bubble
wrap, peanuts and a large box and ship it to a qualified repairman. It is
Chris,
I forgot to add, that Ken and Bob aren't the only reputable repairmen that
provide quality service. There are others like Dave Weiner. If you tell this
list where you are, I'm sure they will be more than happy to direct you to
one who is close.
Regards,
Joe
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Subject: [Hornlist] Voi che Sapete
Dear Listers,
I attended my first orchestra rehearsal
Pat,
I too played in Drum Corps (Thunderbirds, Statenaires and St. Rocco's) but
not quite as long as you, only about 10 years. I guess what helped me is I
got out before going to Seniors. At 17 I was able to eliminate some of the
bad habits that were evident from playing an instrument without the
A! Now I see why they don't get along, and rightly so.
From Mara's blog:
12:32 am
I hate Mozart. He's the only reason I can read Norman Del Mar's Anatomy of
the Orchestra.
Sunday, March 12th, 2006
Regards,
Joe
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Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2006 9:38 AM
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On 2 Apr 2006, at 1:53 pm, Joe Scarpelli wrote:
A quick search produced:
http://www.bostonbaseball.com/whitesox/baseball_extras/sidd.html
And of course for those who want more in depth information:
http
Dear Listers,
I attended my first orchestra rehearsal in over 20 years. Boy did I miss it.
But I have a question for you. One of the local vocalists (actually Miss
Staten Island) is performing the aria Voi che sapete from Le Nozze Di
Figaro. It seemed that the 1st and 2nd Horn parts were
A quick search produced:
http://www.bostonbaseball.com/whitesox/baseball_extras/sidd.html
Regards,
Joe
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I did a search on BBCAmerica's website and didn't find it.
Regards,
Joe
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Thanks, it looks really
Yeah, the less us older amateurs have to deal with the coordination
between slow fingers and fat lips the better.
Regards,
Joe
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+My horn instructor didn't explain
+that the concerto was composed for natural horn in the
+key of D. To me, it was composed in three sharps: a
+bright sounding key signature with a lot a
+cross-fingering on 16th note runs.
I too learned to play the Mozart concerti in the 60's thinking the same
+Band directors must explain the basis of music...rhythm, pitch, sound,
+fingerings. This is done almost exclusively
+for the first 3 years and even into high school.
+I see natural talent wasted all the time!
Then I guess they are not very good Music Instructors if they can't identify
that
Howard, I can't agree more.
About three years ago I was getting back to playing after a 20 hiatus. I was
thinking of purchasing a new horn. A friend from High School who is playing
professionally in Florida steered me away from a new purchase. One horn I
was looking at was one of the Yamahas. I
Very similar to a Microsoft introduction of a new product.
Regards,
Joe
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I would think sending it to a reputable technician and getting the job done
correctly is more important that finding someone locally. I live in Staten
Island and send my horn to Bob Osmun. There are plenty of reputable
technician's available. You can tell who they are just by reading their
Gee I thought I was the only one still using anhydrous lanolin. I purchased
mine in 1969 while on active duty at Shaw AFB.
Regards,
Joe
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Wannabe Maynard Fergusons
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At 06:49 PM 12/13/05 -0800, Bruce Kelley wrote:
OK, for those of you who hate Sleigh Ride,
of this series ?
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Looks like Join
Looks like Join the Navy to me. Is that a cross-reference to the Village
People (I think it was In the Navy) and The Nutcracker?
Regards,
Joe
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Don't forget The Orchestra Musician's CD-ROM Library. When I take my horn
with me on business trips, my laptop becomes my music stand.
Regards,
Joe
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Like most, I too learned to transpose in High School. Having just got back
to playing a few years ago after a 20 year hiatus, transposition came back
slowly. In that time I refused to mark my horn parts. Let me repeat MY HORN
PARTS. I felt that if I did, it was like cheating. Like Erin said we are
In case you haven't heard, Gunther Schuller has been named a Living Legend
by the Library of Congress. He will receive the award Dec. 16 at a concert
by the Jupiter String Quartet in the library.
Regards,
Joe
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Here is the link
http://www.nydailynews.com/11-29-2005/entertainment/story/369830p-314659c.ht
ml
Regards,
Joe
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I always knew Angelina Jolie played the tuba.
Regards,
Joe
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Watching a movie, I got a new idea
Well then, now that you have re-defined a serious horn player, I'm one of
those that have a (non musical) job. When at home the only time I get to
practice is one morning over the weekend. I will play until my lip falls off
which is generally about 3 hours. However, when I travel for more than a
What's there to know? It's Carnegie Hall. I would send them in a New York
minute.
Regards,
Joe
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I would recommend accepting a payment of $9,980 as payments of $10,000 have
to be reported. (lol)
By the way his email address indicates he is from South Africa as ZA is the
International Standard Code for South Africa. At least a 3 iron from the
Netherlands.
Regards,
Joe
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Allow me to put my amateurish two cents in.
I too learned transposition from Kopprasch 1 back in the late 60's. I
started playing again after not having played from about 1983 to 2003.
Nothing organized, just at home or occasionally with a friend and some of
his students. When asked how does
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