Wiener Hornmanufaktur- is trade mark from Mr. Karl Pfeifer - salesman from
Vienna.
For him worked instruments:
Josef Lidl - Brno , Czech Republic
M.Jiracek and sons - next Brno, Czech Republic (www.volweb.cz/jiracek)
now making for him anyone person from Erlbach - East Germany.
One of concerned f
I've always felt these cases overpriced, and the off shore competition
seems to verify those feelings. I personally put my Paxman in a screw
bell gig bag that cost $35, or travel with it in the case it came in,
which easily fits an overhead.
I have had some experience with off shore patent inf
I suspect most sound engineers are frustrated critics. Rarely do I meet
one who knows anything of value, but they sure are opinionated and
generally very lazy. The proper way to record, and capture the actual
sound, is with a pair of large diaphragm, high quality mics. Very good
Asian versions
First, a little background about myself. I've been making
recordings since about 1967. When I was in school I had a small
business recording recitals, audition tapes (we used tape in
those days ), and the like. My most recent recording was an
audition CD for the Cleveland Orchestra. ("My" guy
Paul "Panegyrist" Kampen wrote:
...given in the Auction Mart at Skipton. This is quite a modern
structure built, and usually used, for sheep/cattle sales in this rural
market town in the Yorkshire Dales. In the aftermath of foot and mouth,
they are trying to raise income in other ways incl
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Even in indoor venues there seems to be this need to electronically
reinforce the group. Part of this stems from the use of electronic
instruments (keyboard, sometimes guitars) with the wind ensemble, part
of it from the use of vocalists, and some of it, I fear, is "
Trey:
At the risk of pulling the thread further off-subject, finally a
question I may be qualified to answer. Like all of the really
interesting ones, it's complicated.
My day job is as a reinforcement engineer. Now, usually we have
plenty of things to do without looking for things to ampl
In preparation for his upcoming legal suit Marcus has asked me for a list of
American Companies that are selling the copies of his cases. I would
appreciate any help you all can give me by emailing me (Off List) those
companies that you know of that are selling these cases.
I'll be putting up a w
Thank you, Hans. I studied German for only one semester in college - I know
just enough, as they say, to be dangerous. :)
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If you translate it that way, it might bring doubt to you,
but it is different:
Wiener = Viennese ; Hornmanufaktur = Hornmaker (hand =
manus)
A "manufaktur" is a workshop, where things are made by hand
(in the traditional way).
Yes, it is a brand name, from a very small workshop.
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The critics over there are the same worth as over here:
NOTHING. (very few exceptions producing a constructive
critic.)
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I have just received "Signals" for hunting horn from David Lamb and
highly recommend it. I picked up my hunting horn in Paris on December
28th on my way to Vienna. My sister had purchased the hunting horn for
me, it is a Couesnon. The first piece in David's book is "You've got
mail", very musica
Very similar to a Microsoft introduction of a new product.
Regards,
Joe
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I would like to piggyback on Michael's microphone questions with something
that has been bugging me for some time. In my job, there is a certain
fascination with "sound reinforcement," not just with jazz or rock groups,
but with wind ensembles, too. Even in indoor venues there seems to be this
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The text begins:
"Vienna F horn by Wiener Hornmanufaktur"
Doesn't that just mean Vienna Horn Manufacturer? Is that actually a brand?
Anyway, just curious.
Thanks.
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Lately, I have been trying to record myself more and more. I want to move
beyond just recording my practice sessions with a mini disc and a small
microphone. I have asked dozens of "recording" people about mics and various
recording equipment, but it just occurred to me that I should be asking
HORN
The following was excerpted from a review of a performance of
Shostakovich's 7th Symphony by one the Juilliard School's orchestras
(presumably their A-team, though this is not specified):
This anonymous percussionist toiled away in the middle of the back row,
with one timpanist on either side fo
Something funny to start your day.
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