Boy, you had it easy. The music direcector where I went to school did all that
(except Tonette) PLUS footbal marching band before school, high school
orchestra during 3rd period, and chorus at noon. In spite of that he inspired
me to love music and to play the horn.
Of course that was in the days
Barefoot? -AC.
~~~
Of course that was in the days when I had to walk 5 miles to school in 5
feet of snow uphill both ways.
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Ah. how boring life would be if we all had the same sense of humour!
All the best,
Lawrence
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In a message dated 4/21/2005 1:35:56 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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I don't read anything Cabbage writes, nor do I read any message tittled:
re: horn digest. Every time I have read something of The Cabbage, it has
been really stupid humor a wast of my time. What is
I'm going to indulge myself and repost Cabbage's last message
There's a lot of dross on the list. This is the real deal
Yeah, I especially like the part where he said that some horn players are
brighter than
others. Y'know, I've noticed that myself.
jrc
My son plays tr*mbone (family list, no cursing) in the local high school band,
and today
he received a letter from his band director containing instructions for their
upcoming
spring concert. Well, his director also e-mailed these instructions to me. I
haven't yet
read the whole thing because
On Thursday, April 21, 2005, at 04:48 PM, Ray Sonja Crenshaw wrote:
It's bad enough that, just this morning, I shot a bear in my
pajamas... but now I have to
put up with THIS?
How in the world did a bear steal your jammies and get into them? or
are you really built like that?
Gotta go!
Ray Sonja Crenshaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My son plays tr*mbone (family list, no cursing) in the local high school band,
and today
he received a letter from his band director containing instructions for their
upcoming
spring concert. Well, his director also e-mailed these instructions to
Its a shock when someone like me, that knows everything, stumbles across
something new like hornroller. How long has this been going on? Check out the
Hatch Horns.
http://www.hornroller.com/
Leonard in Laredo
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Hi Paul,
Your message about the olden days was fun. How familiar it all
sounded. My 7th grade band had eight horns in the section. One was
an old double Conn Schmidt model with a piston change valve.
Mine was a Conn 4D, one was a Pan American single F, and the others were
a mixture of
Hi,
I learned out of the good ol' First Division Band
Method.
A few years later, I found my old copy in a box, so I
took it and cut out the picture of Phil Farkas,
entitled How To Hold The French Horn In F and stuck
it on my locker at the university. Just in case I ever
forgot.
Thing that
To me, bright and dark are sort of two dimensional descriptions, like
painting opaque yellow or brown on a flat surface. Niether entirely
satisfying.
Wouldn't it be great to have a sound that's like looking into a deep crystal
clear pool of water? Not bright or dark, but complete and
Since there's not much going on here on the list, and since this is going on
over at
e-Bay:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=7317410797
...I'd like to take this opportunity to inquire about the innate goodness of
these horns.
For those too jaded to follow the link, it's a
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