And how is it that Hans and Mike know this to be true?
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In a message dated 04/02/2003 4:48:12 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Religion is just a wise or clever peopleĀ“s man made comfort (and
big business !) to overcome the sadness of the terminated
Dear Professor Matlick and listers,
I whole heartedly agree with the observation Dr. Matlick made regarding
Froydis Wekre's live performances. I had the privilege to perform in
the Pacific Lutheran University Wind Ensemble accompanying her in a
performance of Strauss I in 1992. Her performance
Mark,
I hadn't played a Holton since high school, but remember very well the
terrible valve trouble I had on my H-180 back then. I was in Boston
this past weekend and decided to try out a new Merker-Matic at
Rayburn's Music, just to satisfy my curiosity. My opinion (for what
it's worth) is that
Dear Brittany, and our entire group,
At the risk of stirring up a hornets' (or hornists') nest here, may I
wonder if such competitions as Brittany's are themselves totally
worthless?
Christopher Bonner says wonderful things about his student Brittany.
How lucky they are to have each other!
Hans wrote:
If I could hate (my life philosophy forbids that), I would hate WAR
indeed, any kind of war. If we have to express aggression, we can do it
wonderful, just using our horns. How better than in a Wagnerian all horn
orchestra. No other gang or band would be able to stop this hurricane,
Dear Listers,
I offer my own experience and opinions for what it's worth. First of all, I
played on a Holton 179 for almost 30 years before purchasing a Conn 8D about
four years ago. I had many, many problems with the valve action, which got
worse as the horn got older. Fortunately, I found
Translation:
Very loud spoken from the beginning: I am not a Saddam-fan, and I will
not celebrate a big mourning party, if this dictator sack will look at
the Arab radish from below. But it does not help: an international law
breaking war remains an international law breaking war, and I believe,
As a citizen of a neutral country (Austria - it is also on the US watch
list since some time ) I had no problems with Warszaw Pact
countries, nor had I problems in curfew former Yugoslavia nor in China
pre-Tianmen just four weeks after Tianmen, discussing everything (I
say EVERYTHING) with
If the levers are too short for your fingers, you can get Chris at Blue
Rider Music to solder dimes onto the ends of the levers, positioning the
coins so that they extend beyond the ends of the levers.
Lengthening the valve levers, in fact, is 1 of the 3 non-decorational
reasons for soldering
Question:
If you have ear plugs or other ear protecting device in your pocket or
if you just own that, are you then suspect to play obnoxious loud
yourself ?
I thought, ear plugs or other ear protecting device is design to keep
incoming noise away. Is that assumption wrong ?
No it is the same
It is myopic and childish to think that list members in the US don't
receive as much news as any other person on the list. Such nonsense has
ceased to be acceptable. Kindly keep NHR things to yourself.
John Dutton
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From: Hans Pizka [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Could anyone tell me with certainty what the term con islancia translates
to? This term is found in the John Barnes Chance piece for concert band
Variations on a Korean Folk Song. I know con is with...I include it
just for context. I do not know Italian, and was unable to find the term in
Regarding their valves, Mark asked ...is it a problem ? Is it merely a
perception ?
Anyone who's horn begins to fail after a short time is justifiably irate.
However, do they represent a small or large fraction of the population of
owners?
There will be a spectrum of ages at which any horn needs
Prof. Pizka writes:
Have you heard about the new requiem, which is just under way. It is set
for cluster bombs (instead of trombones), stray bombs (replacing the
trumpets), crying small children because of terrible burns (replacing
the usual boys choir), bombardments from the air (some new
John Dutton wrote:
The Balkans are part of your Austro-Bohemian tradition whether or not
they are Teutonic. The peace there is not constant or final either.
Well, John, even we have some agreement regarding education, and as we
agree, that many semi-professional horn players not only in the
How often should I state again, that this kind of messages has nothing
to do with the American people, but with the political leadership. -
Remark: I receive 450 TV stations to chose from, but the worst are
those, who MAKE money from reporting from misery. You have the wrong
nationalism you deny
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