David Thompson, please contact me off-list concerning a case. I've e-mailed
you and, POOF! Nothing happened. Don't know if I have the wrong address,
etc...
jrc in SC
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I would also like to hear from David off-list regarding some
undelivered merchandise (even though my Paypal account paid for it),
three or four unanswered emails and an unanswered fax.
---Steve Tarter---
Tokyo, Japan
On May 30, 2005, at 6:56 PM, James Ray Crenshaw wrote:
David Thompson,
One of my favorite horn sightings was from the movie Fame where 1 or 2
horn players were practicing in the Boy's room sitting in the stalls. As I
graduated from Performing Arts in '68 before the movie was made, I like to
think it was modeled after me and Steve.
Regards,
Joe
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I would also like to hear from David off-list regarding some
undelivered merchandise
If you were writing to me on my personal account, and looking for a timely
response from me personally, then I am not surprised by your frustration -
though I do most sincerely apologize for any inconvenience.
On Monday, May 30, 2005, at 06:22 AM, Joe Scarpelli wrote:
Which makes me wonder... did they have lacquered brass instruments
around
1900?
I suspect they did. Lacquer was in existence then, witness all the
Asian lacquered bowls, trays, et al that were then around. Went
through the
Sorry, Paul, to oppose. These lacquered Chinese Japanese
things on display in Belvedere Castle Schoenbrunn Castle
in Vienna are much different to brass wind instruments. They
are made of wood. The chinese Japanes lacquer as well as
lacquer from Myanmar (Burma) and Thailand or Indonesia is a
On Monday, May 30, 2005, at 06:22 AM, Joe Scarpelli wrote:
Which makes me wonder... did they have lacquered brass instruments
around
1900?
Even if they didn't have lacquer they could shine up their instruments so they
would look like todays factory fresh horns. It would be ok for a movie to
GOD Help us from ex horn players turned
Conductors(?) !
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I think one of the main characters in Six Feet Under cheats on her horn
player boyfriend in season 3. I caught one episode where he walks in carrying
his horn and discovers her with her old lover.
I appreciate the Back to the Future sighting and want to note that the case
was a period molded
Whom do you have in mind ? Joseph Keilberth (+), Barry
Tuckwell, Michael Hoeltzel, Michael Thompson, Radek Baborak,
Sebastian Weigle (ex solo horn State Opera Berlin, excellent
conductor nice fellow, conducts Berlin State Opera,
Dresden, Barcelona, Tokyo, etc.), ...
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On Sun, 29 May 2005, David Goldberg wrote:
This is the website of Michigan's Dodworth Saxhorn Band, that plays sweet
old music on original instruments.
They were here in Bloomington for an early music festival. I was very
pleased to meet Stan Towers--had put his photo in the ITEA Journal,
Speaking of horns in stage plays, Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke
has a part for a horn case, if not the horn itself. Alma's boyfriend
Roger Doremus (Doremus: is that do re mi...?) is a French horn player, and
he makes an appearance with it in act 1. His purpose here is to play the
nerd,
I'm liking the play on words: Doremus = Do re, etc. as you mention and also
doormouse.
An unfortunate (albeit fictitious) name
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On Monday, May 30, 2005, at 01:43 PM, Bob Gibson wrote:
GOD Help us from ex horn players turned
Conductors(?) !
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I
I thought I heard on the local classical music radio station that the
director of the Fort Worth Symphony played horn in Argentina before
switching to conducting and being picked up as the Music Director of the
FWSO.
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We will get a new music director, who´s biography says
nothing about him having studied any instrument other than
the baton ! Nobody could imagine such even in short time
past ??? He has good working attitudes, but no idea
about the instruments. You should ask the Dresden players
about the
I've held back as long as I can, but no more Mister
nice guy.
I am a horn player AND a conductor, and proud of
it.
In fact, I enjoy the conducting more than the
playing, but God has been kind, and at age 59 I can
still pop out those high e's above the staff. I'm
good to the bottom of the
By the way, I'm off to conduct the musical West
Side Story tonight. Getting well paid for that,
too.
Played a band concert in the park last night, and
have rehearsal Tuesday night for Thursday night's
pro band concert. Who says you can't do both?
Wilbert
Hello list,
I have a friend who is looking for some trumpet and horn duets, and I
promised her I would ask you all. As far as I know, the available
insturmentation is just one horn and one trumpet. Any and all titles would be
great.
French Suite written by Robert King and published by Robert King... I
think it was originally written for trumpet and euphonium, but it comes
with an optional horn part as an alternate for the euphonium. Has five
or six short movements of varying style.
On May 31, 2005, at 7:26 AM, Nicholas
Listers:
I can think of a couple of others, under whom I've played: Edouard Forner, who
conducted the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra for a time, studied in Vienna. Horn
with Gottfried von Freiberg and conducting with Hans Swarzowsky. Also Richard
Dunn, who conducted several recordings during the
Norman del Mar (1919-1994)
Klaus
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Anyone use the Denis Wick mouthpiece booster? What
does it do for you that you like?
Anyone experiment with using a bolt nut on the
mouthpiece stem as a booster? I have tried a few
different sizes and weights of nuts and find a 3/8
medium sized nut, placed to clear the lower 3/4 of
stem, works
As a Thompson Edition dealer, I currently have one of the Thompson
visualizers in my stock which I will gladly send out at the regular Thompson
price.
Loren
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I frequently cross over to the dark side and it has made me a better
hornist.
Carl Bangs
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