Re: [Hornlist] bi-instrumentalism

2005-07-19 Thread debbie wenger
Hi all. The principal hornist's (in my community orchestra) major instrument is trombone. I marvel at his ability to switch back and forth. I admire him, first because of his musicianship, and secondly, because of his professionalism which includes understatement of his ablities and modesty. H

Re: [Hornlist] bi-instrumentalism

2005-07-19 Thread Adam Watts
My lesson teacher played trombone as his secondary instrument in college, and he actually advocates trombone as a way to strengthen parts of the horn embochure. Like Mr. Jewell said, though, it is very important to be careful when transitioning between the two in one sitting. I used to play

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2005-07-19 Thread Susan Thompson
Will your next performance be Nanki-Poo in the Mikado? David Jewell said, in part: I just finished a fun and exhilarating set of performances of "The Pirates of Penzance" with my long time G&S troupe. I hope that no one feels betrayed, for I played 2nd trombone. _

[Hornlist] bi-instrumentalism

2005-07-19 Thread David Jewell
Hello lists - I just finished a fun and exhilarating set of performances of "The Pirates of Penzance" with my long time G&S troupe. I hope that no one feels betrayed, for I played 2nd trombone. I relate this because of the recent thread concerning the effects of playing more than one brass ins