For all of the marchin band/DCI fans out there, there's amovies about
DCI coming out December 13th called Drum-Line. It sound interesting, so
I know I'm going to check it out!( Hey, at the worst, I can laugh at
the mellophones/alto bugles!)
SSG Myra Fishburn
76th Army Band
Mannheim, Germany
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Conn and Yamaha both make a Schmidt style horn as well as Dan Rauch.
-William
The question was who is making Schmidt model horns today.
Conn stopped making its Schmidt model in about 1935.
Yamaha made its 863 Schmidt model from about 1982-1993.
Dan Rauch made a few
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Too many people do I'm afraid.
-William
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Date:12/4/2002 5:20:40 AM Pacific Standard Time
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Exactly so! ( from a refugee of the Texas Aggie Band, which has not
invested in mellos.)
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Who cares about DCI ?? I
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Thats gotta hurt... I'm so glad I play an instrument which isn't afraid to
get a little wet from time to time.
-William
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A friend of mine and I had this discussion, not on the movie, but marching
band and drum corps and things themselves.
Basically we were curious who the genius was that made up marching band in
the first place. And why the hell was it considered
The tuning slide may be in backwards
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In a message dated 12/3/2002 5:51:27 PM Central
Standard Time,
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I have a piston valve Conn 2D single F horn that
has the water key is on
the
My 8D has plenty of high Bb's, as many as I do. You may borrow a few. You may
need to experiment with fingerings. I have some trouble with the high Ab. T2 is
flat, T23 is in tune but slippery. However, 23 on the F side is solid and in
tune. YMMV.
Herb Foster
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Mark,
In general, the Kruspe horns usually have a larger bell and throat, the
Geyers have medium and medium large throat and bell. This tends to make the
Kruspe an instrument good for that big orchestral sound and the Geyer more
appropriate for smaller groups, chamber music solo etc. The larger
While not a DCI member myself, I am formerly a member of a Marine Band and have a wee
small bit of experience in that genre. Marching bands as one might imagine have their
origins in moving troops- and going out on a limb here- could probably reasonably be
traced back to the agony-bags
How do you define a gentleman?
A man who can play the bagpipes, but doesn't.
*Obligatory Joke:
Q: Why does a bagpiper walk when he plays?
A: To get away from the sound, of course!
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*Obligatory Joke:
Q: Why does a bagpiper walk when he plays?
A: To get away from the sound, of course!
But have you noticed that bagpipers tend to
Carlberg and Wes had the following exchange
I have a piston valve Conn 2D single F horn that
has the water key is on
the tuning slide, on the same side of the horn as
the mouthpiece!
What are some of your experiences?
Just that , sometimes the hole has not been drilled.
and Ron F wrote
The
Cabbage writes:
Cabbage wrote
This is what comes of relying on movies
for physics. As a student of Newton, I know
that the force doesn't matter nearly as much
as the Net Force.
May the net force be with you.
Gotta accelerate,
Cabbage
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Newton didn't
Hi all,
I feel duty bound to present an alternative view on this paragraph by
Bob Osmun - I think that there are a lot of folks (especially in SF,
Chicago, Boston and Europe) who who would disagree with him. My
feeling is that smaller belled instruments are *better* suited to
orchestra playing
Oops - sorry, that note that I quoted was written by Stan Johnson, not
Bob, even though it came from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry about that...
Bob
Bob Ward
Acting Principal Horn
San Francisco Symphony
http://home.earthlink.net/~rnward
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I have a Conn 8D, and I've been having a lot of trouble with my trigger
lately. The 8D that my high school supplied had a one-piece mechanical
trigger, but the 8D that I own is segmented. It has an
And here I thought they were used to draw fire away from the soldiers.
John Baumgart
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[...] The pipes et al were used
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However, 23 on the F side is solid and in tune. YMMV.
Response: Problem solved.
Stephen F. Pearce
Foley, Alabama
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