Mastersinger Ouverture & Thriumph March from Aida
(transposed off course) match very well together as proved
by the late Giuseppe Patane (conductor & pianist) who played
that for us on the piano many years ago.
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...and of course the standards: Turning Tschaik. 5 solo into John
Denver's "Annie's Song" and the opening of "Till" into "La Cucaracha".
O.
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Hello Irish Colleagues,
A group that I am touring with soon needs a 2nd horn player. It is the Bach
Festival Choir and chamber orch. from Winter Park, Florida.
Concerts are June 5, St Canices Cathedral, Kilkenny, June 7, Galway
Cathedral and June 10at St Mary's Cathedral in Dublin. I thi
Brahms Serenade turns into a chewing gum jingle so seamlessly a lot of
listeners don't even realize what's strange.
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> So, we
> had "Blue Tango" and "With a Song In My Heart" being
> played simultaneously. It sounded surprisingly good.
> It took a while for the conductor to get everyone to
> stop,
About a year ago I was on an orchestral course which happened to run over
April 1st that year. A few of us had w
I've seen such disasters from nothing more complicated than rearranging the
chairs to accomodate the size of the stage. In our community band, the
horns sit at the back, stage right, and one time the conductor decided that
we should sit stage left, never having rehearsed with the trombones in our
In a message dated 22/05/2006 23:11:05 GMT Daylight Time,
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So, we
had "Blue Tango" and "With a Song In My Heart" being
played simultaneously.
We had similar incident during an amateur operatic society performance,
incidentally, in the same theatre in Bolton w
Ensembles can correct quickly if everyone is
listening. One type of disaster is where two sides of
the ensemble get out of coordination, perhaps due to
poor acoustics.
A few weeks ago one local ensemble had the concert
disaster of two sides of the ensemble starting
different pieces. This occurre
Omnis tulit punctum Punto, cui Musa bohemia
Ut plausit vivo, sic moriente gemit
Muta rogatoris romani puncta minora
Mozardi punctis. Hicse rogatur honor
Please, Paul, let the others answer. I know, you know it.
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The great artist (theatre) Angelo Neumann (1838-1910) wrote
in his memories: " When Wagner conducted Beethovens
´Eroica´ in Vienna, horn virtuoso Levy committed a clam
during the delicate Scherzo, As the humorist (writer)
Mauthner, sitting in the first row, started laughing because
of the
Larry,
Might I suggest that you experiment with your jaw/teeth position. I have found
that when I have encountered tonguing problems, it is because my jaw wasn't in
a position that would allow me to articulate cleanly. Resulting in either a
hesitation or throat closing when trying to articula
John Dutton wrote:
If you are not joking about the callous then you sure should be.
Sorry to be callous, John, but the one thing that [EMAIL PROTECTED]
DID get right was the spelling!
:-)
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