Dear Members,
I have a student who recently purchased an Elkhart Conn 8-D with a mechanical
linkage thumb valve. In order to properly adjust the horn to fit her hand
size, we need to find a way to bring the thumb lever in more. Does anyone know if
there are longer links available to make such a
hi all,
can anyone kindly enlighten me on the effect of braces on a horn player?
regards,
jon
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They are very hard to attach to the horn player in general because you have
to tie the person to a table in order to stop the flinching from the
soldering torch. Additionally it is re
On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 03:06 PM, G Napuda wrote:
All. A cross post. Check out the following Conn on EBay. My
imagination or
is the tailstock & flare quite enormous? Browsing the latest FH sale
ads.
Other than the Chinese Brand New Horns & 5 year quarantines yet, there
are
some interestin
All. A shame that the discussions about this Horn have not mentioned its
unique history. Check it out. Take care. GN
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Jon,
I will happily repeat what I've said before. If you are considering getting braces I
would highly recommend finding an orthodontist that works with lingual braces. These
are much like normal braces, but the brackets, bands and archwire mount to the back,
or inside of the teeth, causing li
All. A cross post. Check out the following Conn on EBay. My imagination or
is the tailstock & flare quite enormous? Browsing the latest FH sale ads.
Other than the Chinese Brand New Horns & 5 year quarantines yet, there are
some interesting tidbits. Quite weekend? Browse the ads. Take care. GN
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On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 09:50 AM, blackjack_ cajun wrote:
hi all,
can anyone kindly enlighten me on the effect of braces on a horn
player?
regards,
jon
It will give you fits and a sore mouth!
Paul Mansur
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On Saturday, July 31, 2004, at 09:01 AM, Herbert Foster wrote:
I'm curious. Why has the ascending 3rd valve horn gone so much out of
favor? It
has many (theoretical) advantages. Tuning should be better because
instead of
going down a tritone, it goes up and down a minor third, and there
would be
hi all,
can anyone kindly enlighten me on the effect of braces on a horn player?
regards,
jon
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That's why many ascending 3rd valve horns have a stopping valve--to get that
missing note.
I'm curious. Why has the ascending 3rd valve horn gone so much out of favor? It
has many (theoretical) advantages. Tuning should be better because instead of
going down a tritone, it goes up and down a mino
Also Vlatkovic & his teacher Deticek played this model for years.
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On Wednesday, July 28, 2004, at 11:46 PM, Alan Cole wrote:
I ask you, is there a better virtual museum of oddball musical
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-- Alan Cole, rank amateur
McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
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