Yes, torque or as we call it "tension" (bad soldered joints
e.g.) is another source of valve malfunction. But what youz
mentioned about new habit in the scvhool, isn´t that INSANE
? Arew their teachers mere IDIOT or (in German
"Kommiskoepfe" ? One can oly wonder aboiut such ... If
the world onl
In a message dated 3/22/2005 10:20:34 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL
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>
> The other theory (brought up here on the list few days ago
> by another member) of misaligned slides creating different
> (air) pressure inside affecting the opening of the valves,
> my goodness, how
Hello Bob, I did not expect such an advice from a respected
teacher as you are. Why do you blow into the same super
friendly horn instead telling the young players that THEY
must care first that the valves DO NOT accumulate this green
stuff ? Simply, they do not care much about their instrument
(no
Like Dre and Tupac?
The city of compton,
Chris
--- matthew scheffelman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Making a plane reservation a couple years ago , I
> asked about the size of the plane, overhead space,
> etc, the operator gave me some good dimensions and
> said my instrument would fit fine. Wh
Making a plane reservation a couple years ago , I
asked about the size of the plane, overhead space,
etc, the operator gave me some good dimensions and
said my instrument would fit fine. When I walked on
the plane, I was suprised it was United airlines
Largest plane, I think it was the 777. What a
There is a CD of the Seiber Notturno currently available (but not Brain's
recording). It is on Soren Hermansson's CD Horn Concertos (BIS-CD-376).
John Schreckengost
Chicago, IL
date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 22:50:34 +0100
from: William Melton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
subject: [Hornlist] Seiber Notturno
> I
One of the most common reasons for sticky valves is excessive tension on the
strings used for the linkage. But, if you feel that there are still other
causes, such as corrosion, try the product known as CLR, a chemical normally
used for de-scaling coffeepots, faucet fixtures, shower heads, etc. I d
1980, Travis AFB, California.
I was in the band there and successfully talked my commander into ordering a
Paxman Model
20 (as I recall) double horn. Forget the horn (for now), I want to talk about
the case.
Does anyone on the list own a screwbell Paxman made in the last few years? If
so, coul
I just got this myself. I haven't had time yet to really dig into it,
but it looks pretty incredible. I would also recommend either buying a
copy to donate to your local library, or asking your college/university
music librarian to get it.
A.
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The Dalley Horn Catalogue is the thing to have these days. 22,500 entries
from 2 to 18 players (winds, strings, brass and mixed ensembles) plus horn and
voices both solo and choir. $20 on CD ROM direct from the author, Nielsen
Dalley. Write him directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] to order. I woul
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