Hi everyone,
I was listening to the recording of Klauss
Wallendorf and Sarah Willis playing the Rosetti
Concerto in F Major for Two Horns and Orchestra and
was wondering if anyone knew where I could get the
music, either orchestral score or piano reduction. It
sounds great and a friend and I wan
Matthew writes:
How can this HUGE generlization that a deep funnel
mouthpiece is standard, be valid?
Easy Hard Charger!
Before we get our panties too bunched up here, I did not recommend
another mouthpiece. What I said was that this particular mouthpiece
has a shallow cup. It
Hey, dis' it all you want - it's not mine. :)
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Terrific description! That's gotta be worth something.
No disrespect intended, but it's based on an Olds Ambassador, I'm pretty
sure, that would go for less than half that much IF it were in better
condition, and with a good set of valves. (And didn't need that stupid
paint stripped.)
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Jack Dutton said a shallow cup is not recommended for
average use? If the player in question has tried out
the Tuckwell and it gets the sound she wants, why is
it wrong? Listen to Radovan Vlatkovic, he plays on
one of the smallest, shallow, mouthpieces I have seen
and sounds extremely dark with a
I suspect that most any custom mouthpiece maker could duplicate the
dimensions of a Tuckwell mouthpiece. Try Moosewood, Stork, or any of a
number of firms.
Paul Mansusr
On Tuesday, May 3, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Heather Husley wrote:
I'm curious if anyone knows where I can find a Tuckwell mouthpiece
Heather writes:
If I could find a similar mouthpiece, that might work; I just have no
idea what exactly I would be looking for.
Holton's version of the Tuckwell mouthpiece is extremely shallow in
cup. I wouldn't recommend it for average every day playing. If you
really want
Although it will cost you a few dollars, "Mailboxes, Etc." has stores in
Canada that will arrange this for you. You could arrange to have it shipped
to an MBE store which would then send it on to you. I looked into doing
this once for an ebay purchase in Canada that was "pickup only" - the MBE
fo
I'm curious if anyone knows where I can find a Tuckwell mouthpiece. I've
played on one (a loaner) for a while, and I've decided I'd like to own one, but
of course, Holton doesn't make them anymore. I'd love to find someone who
would be willing to sell theirs, or has any ideas on where to locat
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