The little word "and" in both sentences putt he comparison in a certain
order, so to be understood easily. It has not to be described like
manuals for electronic devices do today ("Put the button on ON").
Further, you talked about the side effects immediately (sirens, the
tatue-tataah horn, the co
Buyer beware. To be safe on any large purchases I always use an escrow. That
way they don't get paid until you recieve the item, and are satisfied.
-William
In a message dated 2/1/2004 8:37:37 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> There was most recently an ebayer, 'horn player
It was David Arthur Krehbiel (so the correct spelling). But, with Shosta
no.5, and with other pieces, people think too much about politics &
Stalin. Recently, people started to question artists, scientists,
teachers, professors, actors, bishops, "why they could make a career in
nazi Germany ?".
There was most recently an ebayer, 'horn player' was his email 'nic' and
he was supposedly selling a Pax hornor so he said. He claimed to be
from Italy and was selling his Pax 40L. Well, the idiot, took his ebay
'dialog' right from a ligitimate seller on 'hornplayer.net' word for word,
and h
In a message dated 2/1/2004 6:23:44 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> What I do is a tad bulky but I get the best results.
This should be "what I do is a tad bulky but it gets the best results out of
anything I've done.
I should never type in a hurry :P
-William
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What I do is a tad bulky but I get the best results. I usually record
directly into my computer and then store it as a WAV file. If I'm on the go I just
use a laptop. This is basically uncompressed audio and takes up a lot of space,
so a quick and large defragmented hard drive would be a plus. R
Hi all,
Going along with the current discusion of technology, I have another
question. What software or additional recording device would I need if I
wanted to record, say, both parts of a duet seperately and then combine the
tracks to play simultaneously?
I have a Sony Minidisc recorder (M
On 2 Feb 2004, at 12:35 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh well, just my two pfennings there :)
I believe it's 'cents' now that the Euro has arrived. ;o)
All the best,
Tom
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On 1 Feb 2004, at 9:42 pm, Paul Mansur wrote:
Many in the audience covered their eyes to just listen. They could
not distinguish brass from nickle-silver or red brass; much less who
made the various instruments. It is not surprising, therefore, that
Phil Myers still sounds like Phil Myers to
I'm not familiar with the Lawson or Ricco-Kuhns (I'd love to try them out)
but I am familiar with the Yamaha models. The ones I've tried have been the 862
I believe. However I don't think the one I played (it was a display model at a
workshop) was really in top condition, so it felt a little slu
I was hoping to get some opinions on Ricco-Kuhn and Lawson horns and the Yamaha model
862 or any of the 800 series. I realize they are all very different but I have not
had any experience with them and I was just curious as to what some other people
thought of them. Please email me off list so
Yes. I completely agree Hans. I'm happy you pointed that out. What gets me in
this country is the "anti-musicians" as you call it teaching the
"anti-musicians". Even in auditions now in this country Shosty 5 is asked to be
rediculously farty and loud, which is not dark.
One of my teachers menti
In a message dated 2/1/04 1:00:33 PM Eastern Standard Time, Hans Pizka writes:
>
>
> But right this passage comes often as a "mass fart" not as a "dark
> march" as it is thought for. And the conductors contribute to this "mass
> fart" as it the passage cannot be loud enough for them =3D
> misunde
Yes, William, we hornplayers on the list care for you and wish you to succeed. You
would do well to heed what is shared. It is shared with love and concern for you but
above all for the good of the guild of hornplayers who continually strive to be the
best of the best.
All the best,
Giovanni
Hi, all. Thought I might express some thoughts of my own about horns.
I've owned several horns. My main instrument was a Geyer. Over the
course of time I've played some gigs with other horns. Like once, I
recall my Geyer was in the shop so I played a gig on a school-owned 6D.
I played it
That's very odd. Why would they be selling 'used' items for only 8 dollars
cheaper...
Is this something to be skeptical of?
In MF's defense, and for those of you who want a decent wire stand I bought
an Axman heavy duty stand six months ago for only 30 dollars. That's less than
the price of a
On Feb 1, 2004, at 3:52 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I saw these on sale for 60 bucks knocked down from 150 dollars. I
think I'm
going to order a pair today. It comes with a shock mou
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I saw these on sale for 60 bucks knocked down from 150 dollars. I think I'm
going to order a pair today. It comes with a shock mount, case, etc.
Are these MXL's that are worth getting? T
It was not my intention to annoy anyone, nor was it my intention to give off
the aura of a "know-it-all" student. Nevertheless the deed is done and I can
only apologize most humbly for it.
I do not profess to know everything, and regret any connotations given by me
otherwise.
I would also like
On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Hans Pizka wrote:
> Have you ever thought about the difference of black clouds like in a
> tornado or hurrican or typhoon and black smoke like from a fire in a
> rubber plant or fire in a power station ?
Interesting point - I haven't thought about this until just now. I'd say
>
> All "know it all students" annoy the hell out of me and you are
> no exception.
> You come off on this list like some horn god and you haven't
> even finished
> school.
There's one thing I would like to add here. Those of you who are students
now may in due course be auditioning for orchest
William, let's get one thing straight:
All "know it all students" annoy the hell out of me and you are no exception.
You come off on this list like some horn god and you haven't even finished
school. Just remember, when I was your age I was already 4 years a
professional and assoc. principal
Have you ever thought about the difference of black clouds like in a
tornado or hurrican or typhoon and black smoke like from a fire in a
rubber plant or fire in a power station ?
If so, you might understands my previous message about solemn powerful
low range (dark march !) and mere farting aroun
I would choose stereo with lower quality mikes. The stereo gives presence and
removes the "echo-y" effect you get with most mono setups. I get a decent
recording with $30 Radio Shack condenser mikes, but of course I would prefer
the 1 inch diaphragms. The mini disk recorder supplies the power, thou
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