Hi all,
Please share your veiws about this topic.
Regards,
jon
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Circular breathing is a neat trick. If you can do it, great. If you can
not only do it but also use it in a musically effective way, then you've
really got something. If you can't do it, don't fret about it. (I can't
I don't.)
An outstanding example of circular breathing used musically is
I have one of those horns, and find that it has very
small key travel (I did, however, go from a king to
the Yamaha...). Just crank the strings a little
tighter (i don't know exactly what to do; I just
figure it out as I go along ;) .) and you should have
no problems. The horn can have extremely
If anyone wants to experiment with circular breathing, I recommend they try
it on an instrument that requires less breath than a trumpet or a horn. I
play the recorder and taught myself circular breathing pretty quickly there
- but it felt more like a parlor trick than anything useful and I
Yeah, the horn plays awesome... The difference between my Holton's keys and
and the Yamaha's keys were just the height of them. I adjusted it so it was a
little higher and now it's great. It doesn't feel like I'm reaching down
just to push the keys.
A question for you Geyer wrap
Sorry I'm a little behind the postings, but thought I would suggest to
everyone if you want the ultimate key change, then try the E. Schmidt horns.
My valves are the smallest distance I've yet to see.
Happy Holidays,
Coop
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I get some water in the leadpipe but to really empty it, I have to drain or
blow the valves into the third valves and pull and empty them. I often just
blow and spin the water out the bell if I am standing and practicing because I
am too lazy to sit down and empty them. It usually takes a couple
Rossetti/Rossini concertii are nice..
Coop
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Hello, hornlisters!
This is perhaps an unusual request, but here goes:
I want to read every posting ever made on the horn list (I subscribed
9/24/2003) and I wish to perhaps...revisit some of the older threads. If
anybody can perhaps save the horn list folder on their outlook and maybe
compress
uh Paul if you go to hornplayer.net and look for the information archives
you'll find pretty much everything you're looking for.
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