My school's library has just signed some deal which lets us listen to any
Naxos recording we want to over the internet. It's through Naxos directly so
it's completely legal.
One recording I found was Wolfgang Tomboeck playing the Vienna horn on a cd
titled The Art of the Vienna Horn
He
According to Prof.R.Kirby (Sept.1st, 1925 Musical Times):
Multiphonics on a brass instrument consists of a played note
plus a sung note (higher or lower) plus the summation ton
plus the differential tone.
One has to know the series of overtones first how they are
numbered:
As written: C
I havent read the Kirby text, and Hans summation is very good. The stuff
isnt new to me, as I
used it on the bass trombone, where it is much easier due to the much larger
mouthpiece bore and
the resulting very reduced resistance.
I had been around a few brass band instruments until I came
When did Kruspe stop making horns? Is there a website that has a history of
the company?
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They haven't. I played a new one at the Midwest Band Clinic in Chicago
last December. It was being imported by Gemeinhardt. It was the classic
Horner model (looks just like an 8D) and was good horn with a unique
sound but a little stuffy below middle C. I liked it but thought it a
little
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When did Kruspe stop making horns? Is there a website that has a history of
the company?
Hi,
I believe they're still in business. Try:
_www.edkruspe.de_ (http://www.edkruspe.de)
Regards,
I went and forwarded the snippet Bill Gross (without seeking permission;
I'll admit it) posted to this list to the music librarian's list and one of
the members sent me this pointer towards the full FAQ
http://www.amazingaustralia.com.au/faq.htm
Yes, amazing is the word for much of this,
If you have ever had any dealings with the folks in Oz, you really wouldn't
be surprised. I think that there is a certain devil may care attitude to
lots of societal norms built into the Aussie psyche.
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Hi Simon!
Lawson has a chart which they will send out to you for tuning the slides. I
could also send it to you. Let me know.
Ilana Domb
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