matthew scheffelman wrote:
Here in the foothills outside Denver Colorado, we have
had a snow storm almost every week from the week
before Christmas until this past week.
The Colorado MahlerFest in Boulder, the second week in January, was
sandwiched in between snow storms. It was a bit cold, b
Here in the foothills outside Denver Colorado, we have
had a snow storm almost every week from the week
before Christmas until this past week. I have had up
to 3 feet out side my house, then another foot almost
every week after that. I played golf the first and
second weeks in December...then we w
Where to find Gb & Db transpositions ? It is even rarer than
H (Don Carlo, Brahms no.2, Le Corsaire & a few others). F#
is prominent but still very rare (Farewell symph., Carmen).
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-Ori
Sorry, Simon, this software is quite useful, triplets are
not all equal. There is emphasis on the first note, same on
quarduplets, but just very light. So they are not equal like
a machine would play. That makes the difference between
humans & robots.
But the machine (with the software) is very us
Someone mentioned recording oneself to check ones sound. I have used
the (free) software "Audacity" and found it useful for checking rhythm:
are my triplets all equal, etc.
Does anyone know how to use it to analyse tone and pitch?
The software allows one to zoom in on a sound and see
Hi all,
I'm looking to purchase an Alexander mouthpiece online and I have had a hard
time finding sites that carry them, let alone from companies based in the US.
I am aware of a retailer in the US that supplies Alexander horns and would
easily be able to order one but I am unwilling to patro
And also just for the record, last night we had the first snow of the
millennium in Tucson, AZ. A whole 8 mm. It was beautiful.
Loren
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Just for the record, we have snow in Manchester tonight, the first of this
winter.
This was the first snow, but last week we had wind which closed Radcliffe
Town Centre. The last time Radcliffe was closed some shops lost as much as £7
in revenue so the decision to close was not taken lig
Hans,
I am sitting in my nice warm house on the Mexican Border and the local
television station gives me a report about snowfall in Munich. Munich
looked pretty cold. I think the point was that you haven't had much snow
this year. Just thought you might like to know that a snowflake in Ge
Hi Jim,
.. small world. I just handed the 3rd horn part
of Mendelssohn's "Elijah" ("Elias") to a player who
will have to play the music Thursday evening. He
will have to play (and transpose) movements
in C, D, E, A and Bb (there is also some F).
The first horn will play in C, D, E, Eb,
Scientific? If you haven't already done so, check out the site for The
Catgut Society.
Bill
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Another note(sorry about the pun...)on transposed vs
Another note(sorry about the pun...)on transposed vs. non-transposed parts
as it ties to horn writing in the classical genre:
If you work in the original keys, even (gasp) using some hand horn
technique, you may discover some incredible genius in the part writing
becomes apparent. Try the Beethove
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Paul Mansur wrote:
My personal view is that original music to be transposed, often makes
more sense to me than transposed parts; especially for classical era
works. I find it much easier to perceive the function of the notes
(root, dominant, seventh, etc) in original notation than transposed
par
My personal view is that original music to be transposed, often makes
more sense to me than transposed parts; especially for classical era
works. I find it much easier to perceive the function of the notes
(root, dominant, seventh, etc) in original notation than transposed
parts. The usua
Then you think Richard Strauss be a complete idiot, because
he wrote the horns in A or E when the tonality was A or E,
so to have very clean horn parts. Horn players have other
things to care about, special first horns, than to read a
multitude of flats or sharps infront of the notes. A clean
part
That's all very well as long as there are transposed copies to play from. Often
there aren't.
Emory Waters
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Subject: [Hornlist] Re: transposing
You people who 'insist' on having hor
You people who 'insist' on having horn players transpose make me laugh.
It's so ridiculous. It's like saying if you're going to drive a car you have
to learn to drive a stick. No you don't, it's so silly. Drive the automatic and
give yourself
less grief. I have often found more mistakes on the 'or
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