On Feb 6, 2006, at 10:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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date: Sun, 05 Feb 2006 20:31:43 -0500
from: Howard Sanner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject: Re: [Hornlist] Embouchure
How do you keep your corners firm? I never understood that. Another
question, How do you keep your corners firm
Howard Sanner wrote:
Here's a good way to get started. Breathe in through your mouth.
Say hup in an American English pronunciation
I don't think I need this, but just out of curiosity I checked the
Merriam-Webster website, which gives also the (American English?)
prononciation of
Can anybody explain way the fundamental of the F horn is so easier on
the Bb horn fingered 13 rather than on the F horn without pressing
any key? After all, one has the same tube length in the two cases.
Daniel
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Daniel Canarutto wrote:
I don't think I need this, but just out of curiosity I checked the
Merriam-Webster website, which gives also the (American English?)
prononciation of the words. Hup is actually there, so even if you are
not American you can follow Mr. Sanner's instructions...
How
Daniel Canarutto says:
I don't think I need this, but just out of curiosity I checked
the
Merriam-Webster website, which gives also the (American English?)
prononciation of the words. Hup is actually there, so even
if you
are not American you can follow Mr. Sanner's instructions...
For the past few months, I've been badgered by many of the local school band
directors to perform in the pits of their musicals. There is a drastic shortage
of horn players up here this year. I am referring a plea from the band
directors up here that if you are a capable horn player in upstate
Can anybody explain way the fundamental of the F horn is so easier on
the Bb horn fingered 13 rather than on the F horn without pressing
any key? After all, one has the same tube length in the two cases.
*Theoretically* the same tube length. As you probably well know, 13
combination is a
Will they cover transportation and lodging? :)
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To: horn@music.memphis.edu
Subject: [Hornlist] performance oppertunities in Upstate NY
For
Thanks to all who replied.
Your overwhelming positive response tells me I ought
to keep the horn and learn to play it. I must agree
with those who suggested using the 4th valve in
combination with 3rd to make a kind of F loop for the
open F notes. This seems the best use of the feature.
It looks
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