Yes, indeed, there is no special indication about horns in C
(basso) or C (alto for symphony no.82. I was at Munich City
Music Library this morning. The horn part is inscribed with
horns or trumpets. As the part does not exceed the written
f2 (on the top line), the highest note after our F-horn
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Also the "horn signal" no. 31 (high c#)
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Yes, indeed, there is no special indication about horns in C
(basso) or C (alto for sy
Thank you both for your work!
So, is it correct to assume that all the early symphonies by Haydn is using
the high (alto) horns?
(Seems to fit to the "sparkling" Haydn sound.)
When we're talking about high horn parts in Haydn's music, it's wise to
invlude the symph. no. 51. Really cool.
Ano
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I just received a post with 6 footers and 5 headers
Dear List
I am in desperate need of more responses! I think that I will now open the
survey to include anyone. No matter how much you practice please contact me
privately or on-list as soon as is possible and give me a rough estimation
of how many hours you practice on a weekly basis, if it isn
Point(s) well taken, Hans, but good Lord! He just needs some numbers! Give
the guy a break! (By the way, I try to get in two hours a day but I'm only in
high school so my response probably isn't overly valuable)
~Shannon Midbrod
Hans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Your informations are definit
I hate to pester, but I'll take this announcement to repost my earlier
question, as I think it is even more applicable now that responses are
requested from such a wide variety of people:
>Though I am sure there are greater experts than I out on the list, I'll
>do my duty as a doctoral student
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From: William Foss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 20:51:40 +
To: horn@music.memphis.edu
Subject: [Hornlist] Another Survey Revision
how many hours you practice on a weekly basis
23.455687 hours average over the last five years and two months.
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Dear List,
I am testing my hypothesis that I can get my homework turned in (ha ha). The
assignment is to take a sample space of fifty (in my case, horn players) the
example was to take 50 small bags of M&Ms and count the number of a certain
color in each bag. Or, we could poll a group of fifty
Hello everyone,
I am selling my horn library bit by bit on eBay. I currently have the following
items for sale:
French Horn Music Etudes by Gallay
Item number: 7366647983
Set of three etude books for horn by J.F. Gallay.
French Horn Music etudes by Thevet & Maxime-Alphonse
Item number:
Dear list,
I was in the middle of an orchestra sectional for the brass (we're
playing the Berlioz Hungarian March) and the coach asks me to buzz my part
which
is 4th space E to 3rd line B but I was told never to buzz that high because it
would give us horn players a pinched buzz like a
>From my limited experience viewpoint, I think the coach must be crazy.
Ron
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Thanks for the info! I'm sure that'll help people pass along an answer to you.
Erin B.
St. Louis, MO
William Foss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear List,
I am testing my hypothesis that I can get my homework turned in (ha ha). The
assignment is to take a sample space of fifty (in my case, horn pl
Dear List,
If there is a player at any level out there who has not responded, please do
so! Right now I am about ten players short of fifty, which is the minimum
for this project.
Please, if you would not mind, send me the number of hours, or close, that
you (or even someone you know) practice
I spent some time with a physical therapist recently and found that during
the poking a prodding was a lot more uncomfortable than I realized. I had
bitten really hard on my upper lip. When I tried horn playing again, I'd
lost a lot of range from 2nd line A on up. It's slowly coming back, but I'
14 to 16 hours
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Subject: [Hornlist] Final Plea
Dear List,
If there is a player at any level out there who has not responded,
pl
Tell the coach he's out of his mind...
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>From my limited experience
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