Hans Hoyer horns have an engraved logo and model number right next to the
last brace before the bell flare. For example, mine says Model 4801K. It
does have the slide with a pull ring for the B-flat side next to the valve
cluster so the one you describe could be a 4801K. I'm not sure what the
di
look for the model number on the horn, it's most likely there.
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look for the model number on the horn, it's most likely there.
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Hello everyone,
I've tried out my private teacher's horn and have come to like it. She
plays on a Hans Hoyer, but I dont know the model. It is a geyer wrap that she
purchased at a TMEA convention about 5 or 4 years ago. I have asked her about
what type of model it is, but she says
All & Alan especially. I thought about it & finally decided to post to the
List rather than offline. Being of Slavic descent (into genealogy research),
having visited Russia & Ukraine, etc, I certainly appreciate Alan's posting
of this info. Bravo! As so many of you respond to requests not include
Look for T.U.B.A and Trumpet Guild and Double Reed Society, Clarinet
Society, Viola Society, conductor . no end.
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I'm surprised you didn't remark on the live taped shooting of the CD. Yes,
someone I know of literally shot the CD and practically killed it...
Now THAT was a perfect execution.
-William
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iTunes isn't perfect, but what the author failed to mention is that
it is still "bleeding edge" technology. When did the iTunes Music
Store open? Mid-2003 for Macintosh users (such as myself) and
late-2003 for the Windows platform. I have owned an iPod since
mid-2002, and I know how to use it.
I have an address in Florence for him(them) temporary as it probably will
be. I'm playing on 'their' scam and he's waiting for a western union wire
from me for $1500 for this 40L(can you imagine a 40L for $1500) and I
believe 'he' is actually a 'she'. I used to live and work in southern Italy
(Na
John - go to your local public and university libraries and start digging through the
stacks. You will find more complete information there than any one on the list can
give; you will get some excellent info from the net, but mostly incomplete. Besides,
I am not sure of your age, but one needs
Follow the link below to view a Library Of Congress collection of color
photographs from 1905-1915 taken by Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii,
photographer to the Tsar.
http://www.loc.gov/exhibits/empire/object.html
-AC.
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I guess, I was not clear enough, i am looking for Famous; conductors, trumpet, horn,
trombone, tuba, any any thing else. basically I would like to know all of the need to
know
names that a professional horn player/teacher should and would be expected to know if
brought
up in a conversation.
John
Sorry to bother y'all. Our IT department has installed a bunch of new
networking equipment and in the process changed the numerical (IP)
addresses of every computer in our building. The music.memphis.edu
server is now properly listening on its new address, but many off
campus computers may have
On Feb 4, 2004, at 2:36 PM, Hans Pizka wrote:
I strongly think, the horn list has gon "wormy" or "doomy". Why ? Too
many people being too curious about unknown mail by unknown senders.
Hans of course is absolutely right about how viruses and worms are
spread. To clarify, though, be assured that
I strongly think, the horn list has gon "wormy" or "doomy". Why ? Too
many people being too curious about unknown mail by unknown senders.
My email ID had been abused also, . nothing easier than to steal any ID
-, and sent a suspect message to a prominent horn player in Canada, who
did not open t
Dear colleagues; I hope you all are well:
ANNOUNCING THIS YEAR'S MUSIC MASTERCLASS: THE DISCIPLINE OF SELF-EXPRESSION
JULY 23, 2004; 1-5 PM
CHRIST CHURCH, MONTPELIER, VT
For *serious* instrumentalists (all instruments), conductors, composers, and
singers of all ages, and at all levels. Attendee
Dear hornists,
Would you mail me any duets for french horn and viola that you know of?
I already have the duets from Belloli, Pollard and Mackovecky
Kind regards,
Wim Kuppen
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The Atlantic Brass Quintet Seminar will take place this summer from July 17
July 31, 2004 at Boston College. In its 11th year, the ABQ Seminar is an
intensive brass chamber music program designed for students between the ages
of 16 and 60. You can apply alone, or as a pre-formed brass quintet. Th
According to the story (link shown below) the problem is how the files are
labeled. The system works fine for pop tunes, not so well for orchestral &
operatic music. Check out...
http://www.opinionjournal.com/la/?id=110004642
-AC.
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>From The Voice of Reason:
Orchestra releases CD with 11 silent tracks
The real Sound of Silence
The New Barton Silent Symphony Orchestra has released a CD containing 11
tracks of complete silence.
The tracks include a silent version of the classic Beastie Boys song Fight
For Your Right To Pa
Well was hoping for information on the "older" generation of musicians. not just horn
player but; trumpet, horn, tuba, conductors. I would like if find out about all of the
need to know names in the world of being a pro. musician.
John
Pizka wrote:
> The IHS Website
> ==
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