I would say not to the same degree as someone who has been more developed. What 
you would be observing then is aptitude. What is done with that aptitude will 
determine whether they develop musicianship as defined by someone looking for a 
world-class hornist or a self-indulgent pop singer for whom The Star Spangled 
Banner, not to mention what you refer to as "The Standard Repertoire," is 
musically out of her league. 

John Baumgart 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ralph Hall" <[email protected]> 
To: "The Horn List" <[email protected]> 
Sent: Friday, February 11, 2011 9:58:07 AM 
Subject: [Hornlist] Musicianship 


Ralph R. Hall 
[email protected] 
Ralph R. Hall 
http://www.brasshausmusic.com 


There's too much agreement here! Let me throw something else into the 
pot. 

Hans has been talking about 'prerequisites', aural ability, rhythmic 
sense, performance technique, performance discipline etc. However, is 
it possible for musicianship to manifest itself in a relative 
beginner, a player who has not yet completed the course and who is not 
yet able to play what we may call, 'The Standard Repertoire' ? 

Ralph R. Hall 





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