Dear friends, about the Eastman Horns, you seem all to know things from hear-say only,
just blah-blah. I have been at the place where they are made. It is a very big factory
ib Tianjin in China. The horns are made as everywhere in the world, no difference.
They use the same machines. The workers
The high baroque concerti were NEVER played on "high natural horns", but on regular F-
or E-flat- or D-natural horns, but the players had their technique extended to climb
up to the 24rth harmonic, which is the written g3 (four ledger lines above staff). It
is an absolute false assumptions, that
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> And Wes wins the LIFE-SIZE Plastic Kewpie Doll!
> Congratulations, and thanks for playing.
>
Hmmm. It`s like my wife always tells me, " You`re a prize
Sent to me by a friend of 30-odd years' standing and a colleague
at the Library.
I wouldn't want to go down in history as the professor who
called the statement about the French horn wrong!
Howard Sanner
Thank you, Steven.
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 8:58 PM
Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Baroque Concerti on Natural Horn
> All of these have great natural horn playing of baroque music --
>
> Telemann: Con
Thanks to all who responded to my question about
Eastman horns.
This guy doesn't have much money, and I'm sure
that's the driving factor in his thinking. That
and a high pressure salesman he went to high school
with.
I've brought his attention to a good used Yamaha on
ebay. There's a great Ale
All of these have great natural horn playing of baroque music --
Telemann: Concerto in D for 3 Horns
Alster Ouverture (4 horns)
Tony Halstead, Christian Rutherford, Raul Diaz & Gavin Edwards, Horn
Chandos 0547
Concerti and chamber Sonatas by Vivaldi, Stoelzel, Graun Fasch Handel
Telema
IIRC, Eastman horns were exhibited by Paul Meng in Kalamazoo. If this
is correct, my impression of the one I played was that it was
considerably better than most of the other Chinese horns I've played.
It had some design problems, such as a very uncomfortable left hand
position, but I don't remembe
And Wes wins the LIFE-SIZE Plastic Kewpie Doll!
Congratulations, and thanks for playing.
Jay Kosta
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In a message dated 11/8/2002 6:59:38 PM Central Standard Time,
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I've enjoyed listening to Baroque concertos for trumpet, cello, oboe, horn,
etc. I believe that modern horn artists use descant or triple horns for
recordings for recordings of Förster, Telemann, etc. I know there are many
natural horn recordings of classical works (Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, etc
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> Just did a search on google.com, under "Eastman French horns" and found not
> a word about such an entity,
Hi,
You might want to look under " Cheap Chines
Just did a search on google.com, under "Eastman French horns" and found not
a word about such an entity, but many pages about the Eastman School &
horns,etc. Then thought I'd enter one of my horns, the Holton Merker, and
there were hundreds of entries. If your friend doesn't want to listen to
you
Can anyone tell me anything about Eastman Horns??
I need to know ASAP, Saturday if possible, Sunday
night at the latest. A local music store is trying
to sell one to a friend of mine at a "discounted"
price, and he asked me if they are any good. The
store does not have one in stock for us to lo
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In a message dated 08/11/2002 20:33:25 GMT Standard Time,
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> mayb if u could send like an email around telling every1 not to
> send me emails that would help.
> thanks a lot,
> annnoyed person
>
Dear Everyone,
Don't se
Your password is: "unclearontheconcept".
Like, good luck!
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Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 12:12 PM
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] A 800
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ok i jus
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ok i just really want to get off of this thing because all i get is junk mail
and i don't even play the french horn anymore. i dunno what my password is
either. so mayb if u could send like an email around telling every1 not to
send me emails that
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how do i get off the mailing list
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In a message dated 08/11/2002 20:02:33 GMT Standard Time,
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> how do i get off this mailing list?
Pray.
All the best,
Lawrence
PS - or you could go to the web site address given at the bottom of every
e-mail you recei
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how do i get off this mailing list?
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Dan A recently returned to playing the horn
I played the horn years ago for a long time,
owned a Conn 8D but sold it - years ago. I
recently started again and practice alot.
I'm very happy with the A 800.
Luckily, concert pitch in San Jose hasn't risen
as much as it has where you li
Being from the Columbia, South Carolina, area, I would like to add my 2
cents.
Most South Carolina musical groups I've seen aim at mediocrity, and
consistently hit their mark. I think it would be a shame for these students
to have good horns, as it might encourage them to exceed the established
s
Dear Heribert Kroeger,
you seem not to understand, that one cannot talk about unregular face muscles &
irregular teeth positions, when discussing the leadpipe - angle to front teeth axis,
as this would be endless. I had stated how the angle should be if everything is
regular (average !).
But f
But I have written all textes AND translated them by myself, have taken all the
pictures & videos & sound recordings by myself, done the many MIDI files etc. - this
is really a lot of work, a work going over years. Thanks for offering help.
.
<[EMA
I don't know this book, however, why should there be only one correct
face-to-mouthpiece angle? I think, every horn player must find the
mouthpiece position, that works best especially for him, due to his facial
contures, position of theeth etc. However, I prefer an upright position of
my body and
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OK That sounds a little better however to fill an entire site with a gig of
content is an awful lot :)
You said the site was around 1GB though, which is very confusing. Web "pages"
themselves should normally be around 40-70k max for the data, gra
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In a message dated 11/7/2002 9:58:27 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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> Jay, the biggest issue has to do with face-to-mouthpiece angle,
> and subsequent pressure on the top lip. Many players I deal with
> at the high school a
The American Horn Competition is scheduled 21-24 August 2003 at
The University of Alabama
School of Music
Tuscaloosa, Alabama
see -
http://music.wcu.edu/ahc/
Jay Kosta
Endwell NY USA
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