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OK, let's try something not-so-weird...
Vaseline?
No, but the grease they put in the case is pretty much vaseline. It`s a
combo slide and cork grease but really much better corks.
The suspense is killing me on this one!
A good midwestern company might use...
corn syrup?
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Yes, I agree that most of the edited Mozart Horn Concerti are edited in a
way against the Mozart style. Some editors even dared to add embellishment
so do some even well known soloists.
In Vienna, we grew up with the Henri Kling Edition, which following more or
less the Urtext (see 1888 first
Klaus, it cannot be overheard that the Caesar solo aria horn solo is scored
for F-horn, because it would not be possible for any other natural horn, to
play this aria. There are two other 4 horn numbers there, scored for
G-horns, with a cadenza up to our high d3 in p dynamics - very delicate. And
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Yes, I agree that most of the edited Mozart Horn Concerti are edited in a
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Hans wrote: At age near 64, I stepped down from solo to deputy first, to
perform a
quieter life for the (nearly) two remaining years making way free for a
potential successor. Johannes Dengler, whom we hired at age 19 fresh from
school, leads the section now since July 1st. I think, it was the
In a message dated 8/21/2005 2:00:30 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
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A good midwestern company might use...
corn syrup?
Close, but nope.
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In a message dated 8/19/2005 10:12:59 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
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Bonus question. What does Holton use for slide grease when the horns
are
assembled at the factory?
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Okay, here's my guess, too:
Corn OIL??
~Adrienne in Kentucky,
At 11:22 AM 8/21/05 EDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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corn syrup?
Close, but nope.
Corn oil? Corn starch?
John Kowalchuk maker of mutes/horns/canoes/paddles/bikes
Oshawa, Ontario http://home.ca.inter.net/~horn1
Canadians don't surf the net, we paddle it.
Hans,
What is the true baroque manner for a trill?
Thanks,
Ron
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I've got the chance to accept a voluntary position to play principal Horn in
my school's production in West Side Story (or at least call dibs on it) and I
was curious if there were any good horn solos in it. It's been a while since
I've heard/watched it so if there are any good moments for
Hi William!
I played the principal part in my university's production of WSS. I
don't recall any long solos, but much of the part is very exposed,
including, I think, a totally solo a-sharp that leads into Maria --
and is Tony's starting pitch (again, it's been 15+ years, so this is
what I
My Holton H180 is 24 years old. The valves are still practically new. There
is no wiggle when you grab the rotor shafts a wiggle them. I play a lot, so
the horn is not just sitting in the case.
Under the backbearing caps I have Teflon grease. On the shafts I have used
molybdenumdisulfide
William,
If you are doing the same book I played when it passed through town a
few years ago the part is quite extensive. You have a number of big
solo's, including There's a Place for Us in both the overture and the
actual piece, not to mention some rather extensive brass section
features in the
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A good midwestern company might use...
Bag Balm
Carl Bangs
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Hi! I am recently back in the audition world, and having trouble locating
parts to some music on the list. I own the Thompson book, and several
others, but a few are eluding me. Here's the list.
1. Don Juan horn 2 complete- I own the green Strauss orchestral excerpt
book(I think that is the
This brings up an interesting idea that I had. A year ago when I had an
audition I decided to start collecting scores to major orchestral works. I've
got
a good ways to go before I have a complete set of everything but it never
hurts to read over a score while you listen to the piece - or
I hope that's not your only criterion for accepting the part.
John Baumgart
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Subject: [Hornlist] Decent Horn Parts in West Side Story?
I've got the chance to accept a voluntary
Thanks for all your inputs. My criteria on selecting this was basically
mixed revues from people around here. Some other players here have mentioned
how
it won't be that exciting so I wanted a few 2nd opinions. I figured it would
be fun so this helps my decision a lot.
I've got the gig
Well, I have four auditions coming up from now til Oct. 11th, but most of
the ones I need are for Harrisburg. The Don Juan is for Albany, which is
QUICKLY approaching, as is the Allentown(which has the Die Meistersinger one
I need) .
Linnea
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