I have a horn student whose parents want to purchase a horn, and they're
interested in the Brasswind brand horn - mainly because of the price. I've
searched the horn listserve's archives for information about this brand, but
there's nothing relevant.
I'm interested in information about the
Ok, for you Gallay aficionados out there, the latest MGG article on
Gallay (authored by Klaus Aringer), lists a Concerto no. 2, op. 28. I
have a reliable source listing op. 28 as the 3e Melodie pour le Cor,
avec accomp. de piano, sur une cavatine de la Somnambula, and have
never found anything
Hi,
I posted this in September and drew 0 responses. I am not one to give
up
so..
Hello,
Could you give me specific points about the Jupiter double you like or
dislike. I am really looking for comments from people that have spent some
time trying them out. Also, I would like solid
I think this is known as advance fee fraud. The assistant walks off with the
goods and the extra cash, and you find that the check bounces even though it
is the kind of check where the bank intially credits the value to your
account immediately. You end up without the horn and without the extra
Hello,
I'd be really curious to find out the source on a second concerto, op.
28. I have a microfilm of Gallay's Quarante Preludes c. 1821-27, and
the inside front page lists the horn catalog of A. Petit. Op. 28 is
listed as the 3e Melodie...on a cavatine of Somnambula, as I wrote
earlier. I
Wilbert, Sandy here. We recently had some e-mail exchanges about the horn
you are referring to. I think the internet scammer who wanted to send her
P.A. around to pick up the horn was referring to her Personal Assistant.
Fraud artists often throw out ostentatious terms, in an effort to impress
Hi everyone,
I have been ordered to remove my collection of horns from our living
room.I can keep the one I am playing and my daughter's horn in there,
but I have to store 5 others in my den.
There is no room in the closet in there or on the floor so I have to
come up with some sort of
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I have been ordered to remove my collection of horns from our
living
At 11:59 AM 12/16/04 -0800, Scott Hartman wrote:
I need to be able to put
the horns up there and take them down easily, and it has to be at
least 5 feet off the floor. Any creative solutions out there?
Bicycle hooks screwed into the ceiling.
John Kowalchuk maker of
My son the bass clarinetist saxophonist faced a similar problem when the
powers that be over a his house (where he lives with his wife baby boy)
decided he had to come up with a tidier way of storing his assemblage of
clarinets, alto clarinets, bass clarinets, contrabass clarinets, his
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Rubber-covered hooks are inexpensive and available at your local hardware
store. Typically they're threaded and intended to be screwed directly
into
a rafter or other wood but you could certainly solve that problem
Guess it's all in the eye of the beholder...my wife would likely take down one
of the horns and hang me up there.
Fred
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snip.
Best of all, my wife - a non-player - thinks they're
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Jonathan asked:
AND, after we chew on this awhile, I want to ask another: What's
a tubbysound?
Hamlet asked almost the same question in his famous soliloquy.
Gotta go,
le chew
'Tubby, do I smell something rotten in the kingdom of Denmark ?'
Alex
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Jonathan asked:
AND, after we chew on this awhile, I want to ask another: What's
a tubbysound?
Hamlet asked almost the same question in his famous soliloquy.
Gotta go,
le chew
'Tubby, do I smell something rotten in the kingdom of Denmark ?'
Alex
What are the top 5 orchestras in the world in your honest opinion and why?...
My favorites are as follows:
1. Vienna Philharmonic- Incredible intonation, deep and dark sound, unique
from other orchestra's sound wise and stylistically.
2. London Symphony- Star wars,which as you all know,
The top 5 in my opinion are as follows:
1 - Wiener Philharmonic
2 - Berlin Philharmonic
3 - New York Philharmonic
4 - London Symphony Orchestra
5 - Chicago Symphony Orchestra
-William
P.S. - Some close calls would have included the Royal Concertgebow, the
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra (the
so, where do you store the cases?
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Does anyone know if you can get a standard conn 8d case in carry on storage
on most standard 7-- jets?
thanks, Ron
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Don't forget the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. They mix excellent
recordings... never heard them live though. There trumpet section is
phenomenal and their horns are quite good as well.
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so, where do you store the cases?
On shelves out in the garage. And I have another 10 or 12 hooks in the
rafters out there, for some of the other horns (in their cases).
And yes, I'll post a picture tomorrow.
I've been on many 7-- jets, and I have a Conn8D with standard case.
And I'm thinking no...sorry, wrap it in bubble tape and send it off?
-Cayce
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Does anyone know if you can get a standard conn 8d case in carry on
I also think top orchestras are good.
Mike
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Regarding Alan Cole's post regarding Lawson Mouthpieces.
Alan's observations are astute. I have really been impressed with
these mouthpieces, however, because of the hefty price, they certainly
may not be for everyone. For those players playing Holtons, Yamahas,
and Conn 8D's, the Lawson really
This is far the best answer to the best orchestra question. I might
list some top orchestras to your (list)information:
Vienna Phil, Berlin Phil, Chicago Symph, St.Louis Symph., Los Angeles
Phil., Concertgebow Orch., Bavarian State Orchestra (State Opera in
Munich, 475 years unbroken tradition),
Lament at the check-in, that you need the horn unharmed for a concert
next day it might be stored in one of the spezial storage bins on
board NOT in the luggage compartments with all the other luggage.
If you notify your airline about the size of the case that it is a
musical instrument, it
If the parents can't afford a new horn, you might try to convince them to
purchase a good used. I can understand why someone wouldn't want to go the
Ebay route, but I would suggest using Hornplayer.net..
The Brasswinds has to be a stencil horn, no telling who is making them, and
whether the
Horns can be ordered from W/B on a trial basis. I know someone who tried
several horns this way before he found one he liked and purchased from them.
It
also might be worth the trek up to South Bend to try several horns, used and
new, in one of their many practice rooms.
Dear All
I have also had a horn for sale on hornplayer.net. In the space of six weeks I
received twenty two E-mails requesting all sorts of different methods of
payment, exchange or desire to purchase my horn. Every one without exception
seemed to be of a dubious nature. In fact, members of
Jonathan asked:
What constitutes a really big horn? Brand? (Hoyer, Kruspe, 8D, etc.)
Uh, Cabbage might want to sit aside awhile here, but I doubt that will
happen...
AND, after we chew on this awhile, I want to ask another: What's
a tubbysound?
Hamlet asked almost the same
Please pardon the dual posting.
I have uncovered a possible scam using our favorite site, hornplayer.net.
I currently have a horn for sale listed on that site.
I was contacted by a potential buyer named, Helen Howard. She wanted to pay me
several thousand dollars more than I was asking
Hello, I have the 10th solo in full instrumentation as a concerto, -
there is also a Nocturno pastoral op.6 under preparation, with full
orchestra. Dr.Aringer told me about this 2nd concerto also, but I have
no source. Will check my files again. Greetings
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