From my experiences with my hometown GS troupe, there are usually always 2 horn
parts in the score. I don't think he ever used more than that, but he might have.
You can get by with one, but two is always better.
Paxmaha
Ray and Sonja Crenshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're old enough to
Someone wondered How many horn parts are there
in the Mikado?
David G answered
My horn has
4 valve caps
4 valves
4 rotors
4 rotor screws
8 string screws
4 strings
8 rotor-stop screws
4 rotor-stops
8 corks
4 thingies that hold the rotos in place
4 levers
4 lever springs
2 lever spring screws
2
Someone wrote
So, how does one tear a muscle in the embouchure?
Is it common? How can you protect yourself--standard
warmup stuff?
The embouchure is not the only part of your face which
is liable to injury in this fashion. I remember playing
La Boheme with Opera San Jose. In
At 2:16 PM -0400 10/16/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ended up with a
tear in my right eye.
Luckily, I was wearing sunglasses, so no one noticed.
Didn't it bleed down the right cheek of your face?
Carlberg Jones
Guanajuato, Gto.
MEXICO
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My horn has
4 valve caps
4 valves
4 rotors
4 rotor screws
8 string screws
4 strings
8 rotor-stop screws
4 rotor-stops
8 corks
4 thingies that hold the rotos in place
4 levers
4 lever springs
2 lever spring screws
2 spring screw nuts
1 metal strip holding the lever springs
2
A lister's recent question about the Mikado brought the following info-bit
to mind. (You know we musicologists are just walking music trivia
collections!)
The Mikado (1885) may be one of the most successful theatrical properties
of all time. It has been said that there is a performance of
And two sushi places in my town!
Chris
--- Gary Greene [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A lister's recent question about the Mikado brought the following info-bit
to mind. (You know we musicologists are just walking music trivia
collections!)
The Mikado (1885) may be one of the most successful
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