It's not exactly the answer to the question you've asked, and while I don't
know the Shilke 27, I have seen Clevenger's mouthpiece, and don't recall the
diameter as particularly small-- but why not try a bigger reed on the
difficult notes (open the opening of your lips in the mouthpiece--do it
ment
On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 Pandolfi,Orlando wrote :
>I think it is a proven fact that not all mouthpieces work the same on all
>horns. I have begrudgingly switched cups and shanks to accommodate a
>different horn (but always use the same rim). My beloved teacher at
>Juilliard, Ray DeIntinis used
I have a horn teacher that basically insists that all of his horn students play
a shilke 27 in gold(preferable) when they are of a certain skill level. The guy
knows what he is talking about - former CSO and first student of Clevenger, but
I am not the average player. Switching to the cup imp
I think it is a proven fact that not all mouthpieces work the same on all
horns. I have begrudgingly switched cups and shanks to accommodate a different
horn (but always use the same rim). My beloved teacher at Juilliard, Ray
DeIntinis used to joke that if he were to be robbed on the streets o
Listers,
I think it takes several years before a horn player develops enough
sensitivity to equipment to even start thinking about different mouthpieces
for different horns. This realization comes from years of trying and buying
and subsequently selling different mouthpieces... and realizing tha
> I'm curious to know how many of you change your mouthpiece,
> and in what way, to accomodate the difference in the horn.
When switching horns I use the same mouthpiece. However, I find that I have a
much cleaner
lower-register if I change diapers instead.
jrc
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I always use the same rim, but have found that sometimes mouthpieces that
are good in one horn, simply don't work that well in another horn.
Joyce
date: Tue, 12 Apr 2005 11:08:19 -0400
from: "Steve Freides" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
subject: [Hornlist] Changing mpc when changing horn
Do most of you,
I use the same mouthpiece all the time -- changed mouthpieces a few years
ago & now use the "new" mouthpiece all the time on all my various horns,
after previously using the same "old" mouthpiece all the time on all my
various horns.
The reason for changing was not any dissatisfaction with the
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I always stuck with the same mp when possible, but sometimes it doesn't
make sense (like when playing on a descant horn, natural horn, baroque
horn). In those cases it really pays to pick a mp that fits the horn. If
I were just switching between double horns I'd always keep the same mp.
-Robert
Do most of you, if you regularly play more than one horn, use the same
mouthpiece or do you find a favorite mouthpiece for each horn? I assume the
reason for playing more than one horn is that they're different, perhaps one
smaller bore and one larger, and I'm curious to know how many of you chang
Hello Bill, you might have the last available copy by
sending your postal address + credit card info (perhaps
divided to two mails for security) or you might pay with
PayPal. Your choice. If you chose PayPal, let me know so I
can send you a payment request via PayPal. The piece is
worth 45.- EUR in
Dear Professor Pizka,
I would like to order a copy. How should I do so?
Yours,
Bill Gross
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As one o
As one order for the R.Strauss op.11 facsimile could not be
realized despite the reservation, this very last copy is
available. The Facsimile is out of print then, as the last
70 - 80 copies ran through my hands & have arrived at 500
numbered & 5 unnumbered copies, out of the limited
publication of
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