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> Auf dem Strom de Schuman y Brittem.
>
> My response to him was, "Good luck."
>
> Would anyone care to offer him advice? I would be happy to pass it on to
> him. If you wish to reply to him in Spanish, I will give him your reply as
> is.
Sure. Let him borrow a micropho
Some of us practice about an hour per day. (Playing
for fun.) Is a single daily practice session as
productive as putting in two or three shorter sessions
spread throughout the day? I prefer playing a single
daily session. One possible benefit of a single
session is the building of endurance for
Since the composer is local and this is an unpublished work,
perhaps he could be talked into a modification. Otherwise,
sounds like justifiable homicide to me
Fred
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> Our chamber orchestra will be performing a collection of
> movements that were commissio
Hi Listers, I know this is kinda crazy but this upcoming weekend (Time permitting on
the schedule of the artist) I'll be getting a horn tattoo on my right arm. And so it
won't just be a horn...I'll have it encased w/ tribal tattoo designs.
Jose David Villa-lobos
That's not impossible for me or a few horn players I know. Not with five bars
to do it in. In fact I know a few solos, etudes, and quartet material that
are just like that and have even bigger leaps in less time
Now two beats... that's a challenge...
Just find strategic places to breathe and re
Hi! Could "Hoss" be a clue to your problem? Are you trying to be very
strong and "horse" your way into doing everything you attempt? If so,
then you need to learn something about delicacy and finesse in playing
the horn. Use your facial muscles to change pitches; not your left
arm. Get a
Sure; require the composer to bring in a soloist for the gig with about
$5000. salary for him/her! That ought to discourage indiscriminate
impossible (?) solos.
Paul Mansur
On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 04:55 PM, Michael E. Thurman wrote:
It begins with a low g sharp below the staff and
Hoss,
This problem is something a teacher really needs to
see in person. However...
Most endurance problems I have seen have to do with
using the emboucher incorrectly. Those players
tended to stretch out the lips as they played
higher and higher. The trick is that the lips
should be
Hi all,
I am having a very serious problem with my embochure. I recently switched to
a larger mouthpiece diamater but this is my problem that also occured on a
smaller mouthpiece diamater. Bassically, i'm using so much mouthpiece pressure
that when I play in the mid to high register for about
Our chamber orchestra will be performing a collection of movements that were
commissioned by our orchestra which are meant to "embody" the diversity of our
community and showcase local composer/arrangers. One composer is asking for a "timbre
trill" at one point in his composition. This is a ri
Spell check doesn't help if the word chosen is just the wrong word, but
spelled correctly. The intended word seem to be pretty obvious.
On Monday, September 1, 2003, at 03:04 PM, David Goldberg wrote:
"descent speed".
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On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, John Kowalchuk wrote:
> P.S.
> Those of us in the Toronto area still shudder at the mention of CDC.
OK then, special trill instruction for our acronymically distressed
Canadian friends: CACACACACA...
On reflection - you know, that's not a bad idea at all. (Bb open horn)
At 03:04 PM 9/1/03 -0400, David Goldberg wrote:
>Now Lanetra, you simply MUST explain about "descent speed". My ancestors
>took millions of years to prepare me to be able to trill.
I fear that with David's comments this discussion is heading downhill
rather quickly. A situation that would cause
On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, Lanetra Carther wrote:
> Me too. I can't begin to tell you just how frustrating it is to get a
> trill up to descent speed. Let me know about that powered wig too.
For the trill - try a purely tongue trill. I have recommended it here
before. With some practice, it starts i
Bob:
Q) There is a room with 50 lesbians and 50 lawyers. What do you have? A) 100
people that don't do dick.
Q) Are you incontinent? A) It depends.
Q) How much does a triple cost? A) It's three horns for the price of four.
Remind me to take my Alzheimer's medication.
Julio de la Rosa
- Or
LaNetra:
If you want faster trills, try thinking of them at ascent speed.
Does the powered wig comb itself?
Do you have spell check?
Julio de la Rosa
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Subje
Me too. I can't begin to tell you just how frustrating it is to get a trill
up to descent speed. Let me know about that powered wig too.
-LaNetra
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Hello -
I am not familiar with the "Concierto" by Eugene Coghill. Can anyone suggest
how I can get a copy? Also, if he's still kicking, can anyone tell me how to
get in touch with Gene? He and I played in the Rochester, NY Inter-High
School Orchestra and Band more years ago than I care to admit. (
Sorry, I can't comment on your main question, but am very
interested in this 'powered wig'. Where can I get one of
these?
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> hey, once again
>
> I am working on the mozart 2nd horn concerto 3rd mov.
> like we said and I
> was wondering about the quater
Robert Dickow wrote:
> I have some nagging questions:
Let me help - although I really see nothing horse-
related among these. (If you instead have questions
ABOUT nagging - well, then, you really should consult
an expert. Perhaps there are list subscribers who
would volunteer a spouse . . .)
> (1
... some conductor is training office managers to be conductors!
Maybe we'll get better conductors for the Stars and Stripes
at those fundraising concerts.
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all look to the conductor for leadership
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hey, once again
I am working on the mozart 2nd horn concerto 3rd mov. like we said and I
was wondering about the quater note length trills in the line right before
the return of the main theme. Are the necessary. is so Do you have any
sugesstions on how to get them I am find them quite dif
Congratulations to the venerable Professor Hans Pizka and the horn
section of Christchurch Symphony Orchestra! On Saturday night they
admirably performed the Schumann 'Konzertstuck for 4 horns and orchestra
op.86' (with Hans on Hn 1), under Conductor Sir William Southgate.
History may have be
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