I would like the list (both lists, actually) to know that I was
contacted by David and I am very satisfied with his proposed
resolution.
I knew David to be conscientious, which is why I was concerned over not
hearing from him in such a long time. He was very helpful and
accommodating during
In a message dated 5/30/2005 7:28:26 PM Eastern Standard Time,
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... back off on screwing the nut
tight to the mouthpiece.
Good advice. I say this to people all the time, just not in those words.
Dave Weiner
Brass Arts Unlimited
--- Larry Jellison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone use the Denis Wick mouthpiece booster?
What
does it do for you that you like?
When I first got my Denis Wick booster, I like it a
lot. I was able to play louder, and everything
seemed to center better. The tone sounded darker,
too.
I
In working with Froydis Ree Wekre once, I noticed she had some sort of tone
ring on her mouthpiece and I asked her about it... So she demonstrated
playing loud with and without the thing, and the difference was significant.
There was simply improved focus and projection. I later got a chance to
I seem to recall that at one time she played horns manufactured by her
husband?? Is that correct?
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From: Aleks Ozolins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: horn@music.memphis.edu
Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2005 9:55 AM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Mouthpiece boosters
In working with
I believe you are referring to Bob Johnson. See www.nyphilomusica.org. He is
the Founder and Artistic Director.
Regards,
Joe
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Of Richard V. West
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2005 7:04 PM
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Subject:
At 10:04 AM -0400 5/31/05, Joe Scarpelli wrote:
I believe you are referring to Bob Johnson. See www.nyphilomusica.org. He is
the Founder and Artistic Director.
I have their set of Mozart harmonie recordings. Outstanding! Especially the
bassoon playing.
It's a two-disk set, with all the usual
A corrective detail (or two).
A. Robert (Bob) Johnson was and is the founder/Director of the NY
Philomusica ensemble. I believe his tenure in the NY Philharmonic was in
the late Chambers era, though possibly he may have still been there
while Joe Singer was playing principal. In any case, I
Right you are Peter. My High School buddy studied with Bob while he was in
the NYPhil. That was in '66 - '68, which was certainly the late Chambers
era.
Regards,
Joe
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Of Peter Hirsch
Sent: Tuesday, May 31,
Sheldon Morgenstern, founder and artistic director of
the Eastern Music Festival.
Studied horn at Northwestern and played in the Atlanta
Symphony.
His memoir, No Vivaldi in the Garage: A Requiem for
Classical Music in North America, is a quick,
interesting read.
--John
J Mason
Charlottesville,
Gunther Schuller. Principal hornist of the Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra at 17. Principal at the Met at 19.
Composer, conductor, very fine jazz historian, former
president of the New England Conservatory, author of
The Compleat Conductor (Oxford University Press).
Winner of a Pulitzer _and_ a
Don't forget Gunther Schuller as hornist turned conductor, composer,
historian!
Pete X-
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David Robertson, the new Music Director of the Saint Louis Symphony
Orchestra. Born in Santa Monica, California, Mr. Robertson was
educated at Londons Royal Academy of Music, where he studied horn and
composition before turning to orchestral conducting.
Bruce
Yes that is the horn and that is correct. Daniel Rauch is her husband.
Aleks Ozolins
NYC
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Mouthpiece boosters
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 09:54:21 -0400
I seem to
Seeing as how I'm pushing 51-years-of-age, and considering what appears to
me to be the an ever-increasing frequency of purchases that either barely
meet expectations or, worse, have the feel of thinly-disguised rip-off
about them, I thought I would take the time tell someone about a purchase
gone
I tend to have lots of water while I play - usualy I get along quite
well , but when it comes to pieces like the Brahms trio or Beethoven
sonata , I have a hard time emptying it .I will be glad to read any
advice .
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Esa-Pekka Salonen (L.A.Phil) and Stefan Solyom
Jaakko Välimäki
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I can't believe that no one has mentioned Anthony Halstead (unless I blinked
and missed it).
Graham
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I would add my hearty amen to JRC's review of the Thompson Horn Cases.
I will add that I have had mine for a couple years now - it has traveled
with me to Europe, Asia, and around the U.S. and I consider it one of the
best horn accessory purchases I have ever made. Its durability has proven
Alon reuven wrote:
I tend to have lots of water while I play - usualy I get
along quite well , but when it comes to pieces like the
Brahms trio or Beethoven sonata , I have a hard time emptying
it .I will be glad to read any advice .
*Any* advice? I'm new to horn playing but I've been
At 8:52 PM +0200 5/31/05, Alon reuven wrote:
I tend to have lots of water while I play - usualy I get along quite
well , but when it comes to pieces like the Brahms trio or Beethoven
sonata , I have a hard time emptying it .I will be glad to read any
advice .
Greetings -
I went for a long time
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Esa Pekka Salonen. Some of you might also
recognize the name Noam Sherif.
John Schreckengost
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In a message dated 5/31/2005 9:01:11 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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I seem to recall that at one time she played horns manufactured by her
husband?? Is that correct?
Yes, and that would be a Rauch . Dan Rauch is
her husband.
Regards, Jerry in Kansas City
On my Schmidt copy, I had a large problem of water as well. Some horns just
seem to gather water in more annoying places than others and this horn was the
worst. The easiest way to deal with water is to blow it out the leadpipe water
key as often as necessary. It may be more blowing than you're
Right on. Her husband is Robert Rauch.
P Mansur
On Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 09:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem to recall that at one time she played horns manufactured by her
husband?? Is that correct?
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Oops. It's Dan Rauch, I think. I was thinking of someone with a very
similar name, also a hornist.
P Mansur
On Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 11:45 AM, Paul Mansur wrote:
Right on. Her husband is Robert Rauch.
P Mansur
On Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 09:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I seem
I am glad to see that that little gadget at the low place in the horn is
called a water key instead of a spit valve.
Spit valves are found on trumpets and trombones.
Nobody has mentioned the variation in the amount of water. Obviously, the
playing time is one cause. Playing in an air conditioned
Hi,
I think the Deep South is one of the most disgusting
places to be employed outside as a musician.
My cold weather story...
Place: Head Shed, Parris Island, SC
Time: 0730
Temperature: mid to low 20s
Wind coming off the ocean at about 20mph
So there we are, marching down the road to the
On Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 09:54 PM, james maddrey wrote:
One of our duties was to play revile parade
A Freudian slip, perhaps?
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Hi Everybody,
If anyone will be arriving at the Birmingham Airport on Sunday morning (June
5), and needs transportation to Tuscaloosa, The Door-to-Door Shuttle will be
operative, even though their website says Sunday hours start at 1 pm. You
can email about a reservation, but the actual
Hi, list people
I will be coming through Atlanta and Birmingham on
Sunday morning, June 5. Anyone need a lift from either
airport? I won't be able to offer a return trip,
though.
Bill Tyler
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