It looks like this instrument will be uncomfortble for the left hand
regardless of how you rig any combination of pinky rings, duck feet,
flippers, Klebsch straps, or Pip Sticks.
Check out...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=16215&item=3757131178&rd=1
-- Alan Cole, rank am
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The French put their pistons in such a bad position that
the only way I can see to play it with some comfort is to remove the end of
the fingers after the middle joint.
Have you ever met a frenchman? Ma
Nice looking oddball horn. Check out...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=16215&item=3757250739&rd=1
-- Alan Cole, rank amateur
McLean (Fairfax County), Virginia, USA.
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Speaking of French cars, Click & Clack The Tappet Bros. once said on their
radio show, "The French copy nobody & nobody copies the French."
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Alan,
You hit the nail on the head on that one. I had a Selmer Double in my
shop for awhile. The French put their pist
Ms. Poling,
Do you know if they're touring or what? Any additional concerts?
Michael Rogers
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That horn reminds me of this instrument which I had in my possession for a
few days several years ago.
http://people.freenet.de/bennoheinemann/horn3a.jpg
I hope the link works!
It is also made in Germany by a gentleman partly responsible for the design
of several far-eastern student horns of a
> Ms. Poling,
> Do you know if they're touring or what? Any additional concerts?
I wrote and asked that question - here's the reply:
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The AHQ will be leaving for the next USA Tour on October 26th, returning to
Europe on November 7th. We will be performing at SUNY
The following link gives some not terribly specific information about the
AHQ's schedule:
http://www.hornquartet.com/upcoming.html
bW,
Benno
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> Ms. Poling,
>Do you know if they're touring or what? Any additional conce
This link is a bit more informative:
http://www.kerryturner.com/event
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> Ms. Poling,
>Do you know if they're touring or what? Any additional concerts?
> Michael Rogers
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I am pleased to be able to brag that I played first horn in a mixed
Japanese-American orchestra in the first performance ever in Japan of the
Mikado. The performance was in a taken-over Japanese theater renamed the
"Ernie Pyle" theater. If any of you Americans on the list are old enough
to ha
I am a horn player with a neuromuscular disease that closely mimics a spinal
cord injury. I stay as active in playing, mostly in community groups, as I
can. I was wondering if anyone else out there has a spinal cord injury (or
other disability) and has kept playing. If so, I would be greatly
apprec
Did anyone else on this vast list study at the University of Evansville?
(I was going to put what state it is in but then if you went to a college
named Evansville but you were confused about what state it was in. oh,
never mind)
Leonard / / LAredo
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Uhh...OK, I gotta' ask. What the hell is this? (and
that's putting it diplomatically) I've seen and played
most every key/layout/bore/material, and this might
beat even the crazy Prager horns. Can't wait for
Mansur's answer to this...
Scott
--- Alan Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nice looking
Has anyone heard from onetime hornlister Burton Hardin lately? The email
address I have for him no longer works.
John Kowalchuk maker of mutes/horns/canoes/paddles/bikes
Oshawa, Ontario http://home.ca.inter.net/~horn1
Canadians don't surf the net, we paddle it.
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Just a memory -- but George McCracken built a horn similar to the one
pictured on EBay. Check with Phil Meyers and George McCracken. They were both
involved. Back in the 80's.
Walter Lawson
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Burt Hardin died last year from Parkinsons and other ailments. He was a
good man and did a lot for horn players.
Walter Lawson
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Was his passing reported in The Horn Call?
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Burt Hardin died last year from Parkinsons and other ailments.
John,
I know an Andy Hardin..don't know if that helps or not.
Laurent
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> Has anyone heard fro
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