Horn Scheiss remains Horn Shit, Scheiss Hornist remains Scheiss Hornist,
clam remains clam, an asshole as a colleague does NOT remain a colleague
for long, Dwah dwah dwah remains the Hohe Schule des Nachdrueckens !,
muffled sound remains unbearable muffled, clear sound is clear, nearly
all time
At 03:59 PM 4/3/03 -0700, John Dutton wrote:
It is myopic and childish to think that list members in the US don't
receive as much news as any other person on the list. Such nonsense has
ceased to be acceptable. Kindly keep NHR things to yourself.
John Dutton
John,
I agree totally with you
Jennie,
The term con islancio means vehemently, impetuously, with dash.
I found this on the website: http://www.spindrift.com/Thesaurus/index.html
Hope this helps!
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Jenny, I think your skepticism was well-placed - with an island feel
would hardly be applicable to a Korean folk song, unless the variations
were totally off-the-wall - and I seem to recall John Barnes Chance's
band music was generally a bit more serious than that. Great piece, by
the way!
This is for all the librarians on the list.
I write the program notes for my community orchestra,
and our piccolo player is performing the
Cleopatra-Fantasie Polka by Eugene Damare on our
next concert. Yes, that really is the name of the
piece.
I can't find anything about the composer, although
Hey - is this a Horn Debating Platform or a Pacifist's Journal?
Can get on with enjoying our moments of pleasure - BLOWING the HORN and let
G'W'B and TB get on with their stupid games. (I've a good idea what the 'W'
stands for).
Come on people, we have to get on with life here and that means
The Heritage Encyclopedia of Band Music
The best known work of E. Damare, about whom little is known by band
historians, is his cornet solo, Cleopatra Polka.
A short work list is included...
KNOWN WORKS
1. Cleopatra Polka
a. (Bovaco, arr. J.B. Claus) [as cornet solo]
On Fri, 4 Apr 2003, Amy Jo McBeth wrote:
The best known work of E. Damare, about whom little is known by band
historians, is his cornet solo, Cleopatra Polka.
Vol III of the encyclopedia adds (NB: The next edition of this work will
be on CD):
Eugene Damare was born on December 3, 1840 in
My Holton 180 (Joshua), who has seen me through two music degrees and a few more
years, is 15 years old and has never known valve trouble.
Danielle
Russ Smiley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Was 10 years too much, or too little, to expect from Holton
valves?
At what age were the valves of your horns
Hi folks,
I have been reading our list for a few years now,
and it is apparent that concern about the quality
and longevity of instruments is not going to
dissappear... just as concern for the quality and
longevity of autos and a host of other sizeable
investments will not go away.
Indeed,
I have tendentious in my left elbow (inside area). It is sometimes called
golfer's elbow. It really becomes sore after a playing session. I wear a
tennis elbow strap when playing, but it only helps a little. Has anyone had
this condition and found a cure/prevention, other than not playing for a
I owe you guys a big thank you for replying to all of my letters I send
in. Thanks so much for sharing your great wisdom with the lesser players
like myself, helping us to grow and improve and love the music we play.
All of you have made me feel a little more secure with the fact that
nerves can
Craig wrote:
Indeed, Russ' reference to Consumer's Reports points
to a need we have in the larger horn community: the
need to have access to independent evaluations
of instruments. For many of us, local sources of
instruments to try out are very limited,
increasingly so as stores cut back
--- Russ Smiley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Craig wrote:
Indeed, Russ' reference to Consumer's Reports
points
to a need we have in the larger horn community:
the
need to have access to independent evaluations
of instruments.
equipment.
So, where is the Hornplayer's (Consumers)
Wilbert,
I think that you and Russ have an excellent idea. I suppose that one reason
that the IHS doesn't want to get involved is simply the fact that
advertising is essential to keep the Horn Call afloat, so to speak. What
if Brand X horn (the one that, say, does a full page ad on the back of
Okay, if IHS can't do it then maybe Consumer Reports can step in and save
the horn community from undocumented reliability and manufacturing QC. Like
the April issue is for cars, maybe they can set aside a month for an Annual
Horn issue. I'd volunteer to be a test driver! I can just imagine the
Hi List,
I've been back for a little while after having the computer to the computer
doctor and am with a different server. Just mostly been reading.
Anyhow, I'll help stir up the nest some too. I was good at stirring it up before
anyhow.From the professionals' points of view,
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