If one of the last things I wrote was the Sibelius
Seventh Symphony (one of the greatest pieces of music,
ever) I would quit composing.
The insult is silly and immature. Clearly someone with
a fear of polar bears and long winters. All joking
aside.
Sibelius's music is not for the lar
All I can say is, he's a better thief than I am.
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Aren't we being a little hard on ol' J
Some hornist should tape an 'after-beat' rant, from all those marches we played
under protest in high school...would make the cello part in Pachelbel look
pretty good by comparison.
Fred
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This list is not moderated, although Wade does step in and say something
when necessary. I agree with the sentiment that politics does not belong
here, although I confess to have ignored the beginnings of this particular
thread.
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I thought this list was moderated.
Sven
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Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2007 8:09:15 PM
Subject: [Hornlist] Sibelius effect for children
Sibelius Effect: Get on government welfare and work only when
Sibelius Effect: Get on government welfare and work only when you want for
the rest of your life
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Aren't we being a little hard on ol' John Williams. Amongst the déjà vu
strains in his music, even some of those are quite brilliant (e.g. the
Asteroid Belt sequence in Star Wars V, which is reminiscent of Bernard
Herman's work for Hitchcock films), and other passages are very original and
quite l
A week ago I played 6th horn with Spokane Symphony in the performance of
Glière's Symphony No 3 'Ilya Murometz' and it was really a fun experience. I
didn't know that piece at all until then, and it is truly exciting. What
great imagination on Gliere's part! The horn parts were a gas too. The piece
The only thing I would add:
John Williams Effect: The child speaks copious amounts -- seemingly of great
importance -- only to find that he/she only repeats what has already been
said by others. Often combines the sayings of several others within the same
line, seemingly without even knowing
Often, beginning band books have some duets in them. Also, some methods have
extra volumes of duets that work for any instrumentation (like the horn and
saxophone duets my friend and I played in church in fifth grade). I'd check
what band method your student is using, and see if there is anyth
A new report now says that the 'Mozart Effect' is a fraud. Contrary to
earlier claims, playing Mozart for your baby will not improve his IQ or help
her get into a top college. (Of course, we're all better off from listening
to Mozart purely for the pleasure of it.) However, research on other
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