Steven Ovitsky Scrive:
THE WEDDING BAND
Dear Band Leader:
Depending on the outcome, we'll certainly be happy to recommend your
band to our friends. We'll have your check for the fee of $250 (minus
our expenses in contacting you: $12.50) by the end of next month.
We're a little short as the yo
THE WEDDING BAND
Dear Band Leader:
We look forward to your performance at our daughter's wedding. If you
don't mind, we would like to request a few of our favorite songs.
Please play these during the reception:
-A Keith Jarrett composition from his solo series. Please arrange it
for ensemble i
Not only are L, M, and some N series Conns desirable, also I have heard
that the 80 and 90 models are also highly desirable. This year
at KBHC I played a killer 30 series that looked as if it had come
straight from the factory. It looked like absolutely no work had ever
been been done
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Ricco Kuhn W293 - Full
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Mr. Matlick:
I was intrigued and interested in your posting. (By
the way, the Revolutionary and Romantic Orchestra's
recordings of the complete Beethoven symphonies are
excellent, IMHO, since you mentioned the Age of
Enlightenment Orchestra, which I also admire.)
1.) Are we talking about the sam
Rick wrote:
> I got an interesting piece of information from a co-player, who claims to
> have heard it from Robert Schwendeman (sp?) - it seems, on the
> Szell/Cleveland recording of the Beethoven 7, the high passages in the
> outer movements were played by 6 horns. I wonder if Szell did the
I have not used an 8D as a daily driver for 20+ years but I am certainly
familiar with them and still own my two 1938 originals.
The best 8Ds were the earliest (pre-letter) ones. They were superbly made,
had a slightly larger bell throat and lots of metal in the bell. By the
letter series, th
This also tends to make you less aware of just how badly you're playing.
:-)
-- john --
Francois Lefebvre wrote:
The best one is Scoth Whysky ... it is not oil but ...
it's come from a child country and it is very
good for valves
Short of keeping our horns next to our bodies during our
dow
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