Along with all the devices that are now available, I've come across a
fellow of diminutive statue who is very good at helping with keeping rhythm
of the various stuff I'm doing correct. I've fortunate that I live in a
large city because I don't think you'd find metrognomes in rural areas.
There's actually a piece for beginning strings called March of the Metro
Gnome by Fred Hubble. This must obviously be about the same type of
fellow.
Along with all the devices that are now available, I've come across a
fellow of diminutive statue who is very good at helping with keeping
That's what is great about this list. You can always find out something new
about something you thought you really understood.
Bill Gross
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I don't spend much time on E-bay, but this caught my eye:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemcategory=14278item=6149931076rd=1
Confound it if that doesn't look like George Szell!
The picture shown is backwards, but perhaps the slide is just loaded the wrong
way.
jrc
OK. So I posted a couple of horns on Hornplayer.net and received many scam
inquiries. Here's a breakdown of how you know that inquiries about your
horns are a scam.
First email as I receive it:
Hello,
I saw you advert placement on the french horn for sale.Pls get back to me on
more
Not only is the horn right handed, the slides are upside down. It must be
George. Only a conductor could be that opinionated about how horn players
should do things. I'll bet Hans played for him.
In a message dated 2/2/2005 12:25:39 PM Eastern Standard Time, Ray Sonja
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