I use the Altieri and have not had any problems. However, I will say I do a lot
of oveseas travel (read 747, 757, 767,777 etc.) and have not tested it on
smaller aircraft such as the MD80 yet which is common on smaller routes.
Regards,
Joe
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I was recently looking at the used tuba page on
Dillon Music's web site. Several of the
instruments were described as, Being from the
golden age of the concert band.
Judging from what's been happening here in SC,
school bands are divided into two parts - the
marching band, and the select wind
I use an Olds case for my (non-Olds) horn. It fits in the overhead on
Airbus 319 and 320, with about 0 inches to spare. It does not fit on
the 747, but it is so close. You might have to look for overhead
compartment information in cyberspace, but the dimensions might not tell
the truth
This topic pops up from time to time, and as I recall some folks have
mentioned that you should check with the airline before you travel to see
what their policy is wrt to instruments as carry-on luggage. Some folks
have noted that Delta is more reluctant than some other airlines. If my
memory
In the UK we have a POM inhaler called Syntaris. THIS was my wonder drug as I
used to be awful with hay fever. Since I'm also allergic to house dust, piano
dust and cat dust and being a piano tuner in houses with cats, life was not fun!
The Syntaris, on one sniff per side per day has cured all
Hmm UK and POM where are the folks from Oz when you need them?
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In the UK we have a POM
Many if not most are funded as an adjunct course of a
community college or public adult education program.
As a community college program, each musician enrolls
as a student and pays approx. $26 per semester for one
credit hour. As a public adult education class, the
musician also enrolls, fills
I am trying to locate the sheet music for Mélodies (6) for Horn and Piano by
Charles Gounod.
I tried Hans website as well as Southern Music, Thompson Edition, Robert
King w/o success. Any know who might sell this piece?
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Have you tried Billaudot ? I think, they have published it
under the care of Michel Garcin-Marrou or Daniel Bourgue.
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Hi,
It is time to find a new straight mute. While working in the low register
with my old Aulos, I discovered a bad note that just didn't sound. Trying a
similarly shaped Trumcor yielded a similar result. I can guess that a full
cone Rittich style Trumcor or other make would not have the same
Last Friday, this list had a brief exchange regarding
the relevance of the concept of inner embouchure. I
want to point out that Froydis Ree Wekre in Thoughts
of Playing the Horn Well has a subchapter, The use
of the muscles inside the mouthpiece rim. She
writes, The center muscles operate
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