Hello!
I am back from the Western US Horn Symposium. Congratulations to Bill
Bernatis of UNLV for organizing and hosting such a wonderful event!
Now for my reply to Hans.
I was very curious about why people dont use self examination if they would
fit the requirements. Most of these have no ide
Why do you play music at all ?
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> In a message dated 10/28/02 1:01:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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> > If you get tired with the afterbeats, friends =
> > on the list, it is your fault, only your fa
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From: "Bill Gross" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 11:35 AM
> So Congress passed a law two years ago allowing a recorded version of taps
when a horn player is unavailable.
Congress perpetrating bugler fraud. Why doesn't this surprise me? I wonder
Hi, all,
I just had to respond on this. My dad passed away almost a year ago at
the age of 72. I was on a 3 week tour at the time with a small touring
orchestra doing Christmas and film music. When I left to go on the trip,
I thought he had a cold. I was in Vermilion South Dakota when I got word
t
In a message dated 10/28/02 1:01:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> If you get tired with the afterbeats, friends =
> on the list, it is your fault, only your fault, as you see the music from
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> our very narrow horizon of your part. Listen to the wonderful melodies of
t=
Hey, my dear friend, my brother (violinist in the same orchestra) just suggested to me
to fart the Long Call in this new production OR play that solo no matter how loud the
audience will boo or laughter about what happen on stage. As conductors usually have
difficulties to pick up my tempo with
I just converted it to 719KB at 64 Bit sampling rate. But the excitement ..? It is
great satisfaction, to have the success of a whole production just on your lips
..
"David Goldberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:
> On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Richard Berth
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Richard Berthelsdorf wrote:
> Bill Gross forwarded to us:
> > ...Congress passed a law two years ago allowing a recorded
> > version of taps when a horn player is unavailable...
>
> Perhaps they should try asking trumpet players, instead.
>
> Actually, I find this even more re
I hope the "synthetic bugle in a bell" isn't using Windows NT 4.0...
While Microsoft continues to trumpet the success of its NT operating
system over Unix-based systems, the US Navy is having second thoughts
about putting NT at the helm. A system failure on the USS Yorktown last
September temporar
Actually there is a volunteer group of trumpet players nation-wide which was
formed to provide volunteer buglers for veteran's funerals. Too bad that the
idea of using a faux bugle has caught on, appearance being the most
important factor, sorry to see that the old military concept of "If it looks
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> Hans Pizka wrote:
> >...It is really ashaming, the
> >scandal predictable. But the wonderful music ? Yes, the music
> >will suffer, our musical effort will suffer.
> >
> >These beasts are driving the audiences out of the theatres.
>
Now, Hans,
I presume that one other prerequisite for the whole package, described
below, is that one should be dead.
Bob Dickow
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From: Bill Gross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Under law, honorably discharged veterans are entitled to a two-person
uniformed honor guard, the folding and presentation of the U.
Bill Gross forwarded to us:
> ...Congress passed a law two years ago allowing a recorded
> version of taps when a horn player is unavailable...
Perhaps they should try asking trumpet players, instead.
Actually, I find this even more repugnant than the opera travesty.
- Richard
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Just as a kind of side note to the changes opera is under going. This item ran in the
Washington Post.
Taps to Hit Digital Note at Burials
Short of Buglers, Military Turns to Electronic Horns for H
Well, I forgot to mention one crazy thing just before the LONG CALL:
When Siegfried attempts to imitate the little forest bird by blowing on the cane (best
illusatrated acoustically by the Cor anglais !), he blows a straw attached to a big
egg (fore runner of the Cor anglais perhaps ?? What a gr
I suppose that the people who hold the purse strings are allowing this
travesty to occur in a vain attempt to attract new audience. The amazing
thing is that one or two people actually think they are generating great
art! Hans is right - this is a kind of pornography. What a shame.
- Richard
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