If you expect trouble when checking in for your flight, you
can prevent this by informing the airline in advance, that
you have to carry your valuable musical instrument on board.
That is official and it works.
===
Why not visiting my site at:
www.pizka.de/Pizka-music.htm
And find a lot of pieces for wind trio, piano/violin/horn
trios etc.
All is divided into several categories. Do not forget
looking at KaWe and WM categories or just Chamber Music.
In a message dated 3/21/2005 9:46:31 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In all due respect, while the non-custom Yamahas IMHO are good horns, they
don't really compare to the custom models. And I would think most people
would
agree. Moreover, the consistency on their c
An interesting sidebar to the acid bath valve cleaning discussion is the
question of whether corrosion is the actual cause of your horn's sluggish
valves. Quite frequently, the cause of hang-ups and sluggishness,
particularly in public school instruments, is misaligned slides that are
putting some
I've played very few Yamaha student horns, but can say that the 862 custom
Kruspe copy I played on for 5 - 6 years was a great hornsuperior to the
student horns I've tried. On the other hand, when I sold this horn to a
well known horn artist/repairman from the Chicago area, he told me that
One piece that should get more exposure than it does is the Berg Horn-Lokk.
It's unaccompanied and recorded ridiculously well by Froydis.
Others that come to mind immediately, while I would say are not obscure, but
are often overlooked or overshadowed. En Foret is super-standard in the horn
re
Do any traveling professionals board airplanes with only back-up or alternate
horns that pack
conveniently? I'd imagine someone who owns a horn that is either irreplaceable
or simply darned
expensive might find a more common horn acceptable for the occasional TDY.
One of these could
still
In all due respect, while the non-custom Yamahas IMHO are good horns, they
don't really compare to the custom models. And I would think most people would
agree. Moreover, the consistency on their custom models are pretty tight.
Having owned an 863, a 668V, now a 667V, and having played my underg
> From: Chris Tedesco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> the VPO did a US tour I believe two years ago. I saw them do Schubert 4(I
> think) and New World in Severance Hall. It wasn't a clean concert for the
> horn
> section, but they sounded fantastic. The principal used a single (high) F
> horn
> for a
Some people notice a difference in the sound, good or bad. For those who think
it's not as good as a cut bwll, I suppose to them that's the downside.
Personally, I'm not sure. I had a 668V cut and it played BETTER. The ring
rounded out the metal a bit, so maybe that's why.
When you have such
the VPO did a US tour I believe two years ago. I saw them do Schubert 4(I
think) and New World in Severance Hall. It wasn't a clean concert for the horn
section, but they sounded fantastic. The principal used a single (high) F horn
for a couple passages in new world. It's interesting that they
Regarding the TSA letter. When I was confronted with my horn by a certain
overly sassy stewardess, she said "Well, we don't have time to check on that,
so just get on the plane". I had an earful, but my horn was safe.
The better method is to humbly ask to put the horn in the crew's locker beca
Some suggestions for your group:
Consider alternate arrangements - i.e. can you transpose trombone/cello
parts? Violin/flute parts are usually interchangeable, as well as
trumpet/clarinet (as long as they are not in extreme ranges).
- Original Message -
From: "Clarke, David E SWF" <[EMAIL
Email the webmaster or designer and they can pass along the info for the
entries. I did that and they were happy to oblige. I bet that Schmid is sold
though :) For 5 grand...
Chris
--- "Hunt,Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There is quite a long list of used horns at the IHS site. I get a
That particular recording of Dennis Brain performing Seiber's Notturno was
released on CD in 1991 by ASdisc (AS356), an Italian company. So, I don't
know
if this qualifies an "official" CD release.
The disc, though, does contain some other interesting items including
Hindemith's Sonata for F
I once heard
Barry Tuckwell perform Matyas Seiber's Notturno for
horn and strings. This is a gorgeous, brooding work
that I believe was written for Dennis Brain. I know of
no recordings of it.
I second Eric's recommendation of the Seiber. The BBC recorded Brain
playing the Notturno (on July 29,
Help. I'm looking for a music database that lists music for ensemble of
horn and various other instruments other than the typical wind quintet, etc.
I've looked at Thompson, King, Southern Music, and JW Pepper and haven't
found a database that you could type in a specific combination of instrumen
I find that position to be better also from an ergonomical (is this
an English word?) point of view, because the posture is more
symmetric than the more or less standard one (though of course still
asymmetric). You keep your arms at the same height.
Daniel
__
Hans Pizka wrote:
>The Schoeck is out of print & the Schoeck Society is
>preparing a new edition. That´s the reason.
That the Schoeck is out of print is a common misconception, though it has
become a special-order item and so is not generally to be found in retail
shops.
We send out a copy of tha
I remembered a recording of Brain and the Schoeck concerto. Here's what I
found.
amy
Othmar Schoeck - Concertos for Horn & Violin
Schoeck:
Concerto quasi una fantasia for violin & orchestra in B flat major Op 21
Stefi Geyer (violin)
Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, Volkmar Andreae
Concerto for
The Schoeck is out of print & the Schoeck Society is
preparing a new edition. That´s the reason.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 21, 2005 3:14 PM
To: horn@music.memphis.edu
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The Schoeck concerto is beautiful. The opening bars of the slow movement
are wonderful. I always feel that once that first phrase is over the rest of
the movement cannot match it - I would have been happy for the concerto to end
there.
All the best,
Lawrence
"þaes ofereode - þisses s
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> Picking up one of those instruments after playing a
double make me think the single is just floating in air. Those horns are
easy to hold "flat" in the air.
<
Dear Leonard and List
This is perfectly true but, the old BBC players to whom I referred (and
cer
I've often wondered why Othmar Schoeck's Concerto isn't
played more. It's a delightful work. I once heard
Barry Tuckwell perform Matyas Seiber's Notturno for
horn and strings. This is a gorgeous, brooding work
that I believe was written for Dennis Brain. I know of
no recordings of it. I've men
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