And don't forget the Puget Sound to which a Finke horn contributes.
Loren Mayhew, Owner
Computer Intelligence LLC, dba
CI Music
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Subject: [Hornlist] RE: American Horn Sound
Someone wondered
with this discussion of the different types of the American sound
What school would you say is the true sound that represents that
American Horn Sound?
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I would vote for the school of Kendall Betts, the Roger Clemens
of the horn, though KB achieved his hall-of-fame results without
getting injected in the butt with steroids. I still remember the sound
he got throwing his horn across the hall at the IHS Workshop in
Eugene, OR. To me, that represents the very apex of the
American horn sound, though not, of course, the apex of
the instrument's trajectory.
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Then Paul M wrote
This is a big country and we have several great sounds.
(Whatever floats your boat!)
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Hey Paul, my favorite is the Long Island Sound.
gotta go,
Cabbage
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