Linda wrote:
> -Original Message-
On Behalf Of Donald J. Ankney
> On Jul 22, 2006, at 10:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> ...That being said, you also have to invest in serious mics
> and especially mic pre-amps to capture that signal.
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> >>snip
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> In the light of the
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Behalf Of Donald J. Ankney
Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2006 13:31
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Subject: [Hornlist] Re: Recording
On Jul 22, 2006, at 10:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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...That being said, you also
I think if you will re-read all of the message for LT in full you'll note
his comment you cited were meant tongue-in-cheek.
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William Melton
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2006 3:01 PM
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It says that Franz had to
re-write the
original long call because it was unplayable and that is what we have
today ...
... but then again, who says what Hans said is the truth?
I'd be happy to, LT: Hans Pizka told you the truth.
Wagner certainly knew the Strauss horn sound thoroughly after
Marc, speaking as a novice, I find two things about playing low help me play
better overall. First, playing low requires air moving through the horn in
a good, steady stream. Second, it helps teach how not to press the horn too
hard into the lips. Overall, I don't feel playing low helps me play
This is directed towards Hans, but everyone else can take a shot too.
I was just reading at http://pizka.de/younger.htm, "4.Practise very
low & lower notes, if you have difficulties in the high register."
I have heard this many times, that low register practice helps the high
register, and a
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