Re: [Hornlist] Re: Schumann-Concertstuck

2003-09-22 Thread Francis Pressland
Hello Diane! I haven't played the Schumann for over 20 years now, and the last time I played it I used a Descant Double horn (Bb/HighF) but as a Student I did play the 1st horn part on my double horn, so it is possible. If you have the range to play the piece, and you feel you have the stamina

RE: [Hornlist] Re: Schumann-Concertstuck

2003-09-22 Thread Jonathan West
Recently I have been asked to principal on the Concertstuck. At first I was really excited then reality kicked in. I do not own a decant horn. It can be played on a F/Bb double. You should only attempt this piece if your top C is more or less effortless and you can reach a top E without

RE: [Hornlist] Re: Schumann-Concertstuck

2003-09-22 Thread Chris Tedesco
I am preparing for a performance of the first movement of the konzertstuecke with our wind ensemble(among others). I do most of my practicing on my double horn mainly because I don't feel like going to my locker and getting out the descant. This has been a blessing in many ways. If I am able to

Re: [Hornlist] accompaniment required?

2003-09-22 Thread Valkhorn
I agree. I often never perform a piece until I've done it with the piano or accompaniment several times. I'm actually employing a new method of practice using my computer. I've found a very programmable metronome for free on the web and I've actually found a way to put a click/metronome track

RE: [Hornlist] Re: Schumann-Concertstuck-Doh I wasn't done writing

2003-09-22 Thread Chris Tedesco
Hmm I seemed to click something that sent the email before I was finished. Anyway. I am going to be learning the entire piece with my quartet in case we ever have the oppurtunity to perform the whole work, but for now we are planning on only performing the first movement(as per our wind ensemble

Re: [Hornlist] Talk About Odd-Ball !

2003-09-22 Thread Charles Valenza
My reply from the seller follows. Charles Valenza - Original Message - From: Chris Sneller [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2003 1:54 AM Subject: Re: Question for seller -- Item #2559244428 The horn is from jungwirth. It was made in 1995 and only has

[Hornlist] Thank you

2003-09-22 Thread Dawn M. McCandless
Thank you, Mark L., for the chuckle on the conductor about the microphone. I enjoy the covers on microphones now. I don't know if they are shock proof, but they sure look safer. Sorry, list, for the lack of quotes, but am not using the computer I'm used to at the moment. To the other,

[Hornlist] Horn Case for Sale

2003-09-22 Thread Eldon Matlick
Readers: One of my students has a horn case for sale. The particulars are: -Thompson Case -6 mo. old -Like new condition -$200 Seller: Ryan Meeks email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cell: 405-833-2697 His new horn will not fit in this case. Sincerely, Eldon Matlick = Dr. Eldon Matlick, Horn

RE: [Hornlist] Talk About Odd-Ball !

2003-09-22 Thread Hans Pizka
The other crooks would have been: A straight sticker for Bb, a very short pig tail crook for A, three short slides to replace the others when playing A or Bb. The price for such a set is just a small fraction of a Jungwirth Pumpenhorn price. So the informations from the seller must be incorrect

[Hornlist] sandpaper and all

2003-09-22 Thread Dawn Marie McCandless
At that point you ceased being an instrumentalist and became a conductor ! Mark L. Thank you for the chuckle. If any one ever asks me if I've done any conducting I can now tell them yes. _ from: Bill:I wonder. What are the qualifications for 'critic'?

Re: [Hornlist] rubbing with sand paper???

2003-09-22 Thread Anne Larry Brunelle
You remember the old saw about the kid in band who can't play a wind instrument, so they take it away and hand him two sticks? Then, later, if he can't do that, they take one away and he becomes a conductor? When he can't do that, either, they take away the remaining stick and give him a pencil.