Anna H wondered
I thought I would ask the lists' opinions on playing with earplugs.
This is a really fun thing to do when those orchestra or band
rehearsals get long and tedious. There are lots of neat ways
to play with earplugs. I like to put a row of them on my
music stand, and
From: "hans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Simon, you cannot use VHS tapes recorded in PAL in Japan nor
can you transfer them to your PC. ...
Have you tried using the thumb valve on your VCR?
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The Italian note naming starts with "do" which equals "C".
Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-La-Si-Do.
Many logic does not work in musical science.
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Simon, the simples musical scale is C-major, no sharps & no
flats, - and a scale starts with the tonic. The tonic of
C-major is C.
There are rules in the "Musical Science". These rules have
been developed during centuries.
You could similar ask, why does the staff have the flutes on
top & the stri
Simon, you cannot use VHS tapes recorded in PAL in Japan nor
can you transfer them to your PC. There are mulktinorm
machines playing both NTSC & PAL, so you can watch tapes
from Europe, but you cannot transfer this signal to your
hard disc in good quality. But there is a way to transfer
all kind of
It is infringing the copyright as this is taken from a
public TV transmission & ANY recording from a live concert
is protected by copyright (protecting the artists´ rights
for 50 years or 25 years in other countries). Even it is
nice to have that recording, it is illegal to broadcast it
without the
I thought I saw this performance advertised on CD or DVD somewhere.
Anybody have it or know where to get it?
Pete Jilka
Kansas City, MO
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This clip from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony is quite outstanding.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r32QPNdopVg
Can we guess who is playing First horn?
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I was curious that I might had been right when I said
to myself" there is something seriously wrong with
this whole argument". I was right. I went back over
Farkas's book today, "the Art of French Horn Playing"
and found not one reference to a demand for a "flat
chin" or anything of the nature.
Hans Pizka wrote:
You forgot the "little" octave c - b, which is below c1 (c
on the first ledger line below staff).
Yes, I'm sorry. I wrote it correctly in my first draft, but after
re-reading (and mis-reading) your explanation I decided it was a
mistake and deleted it.
A picture is worth
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> Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2007 7:41 PM
> To: horn@music.memphis.edu
> Subject: [Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 51, Issue 14
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> Hans Pizka wrote:
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> > You forgot the "little" octave c - b, which is below c1 (c o
Yes, very nice playing!
Horns:
Dohr - appears to be Yamaha triple
Clevenger - appears to Paxman descant w/low F extension
Garcia - Probably Alex 103
Schrekenberger - Probably Alex 103
KB
In a message dated 3/14/2007 6:28:13 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wr
Right now I do not see one simple answer to that
question. You have to have a balance of both to be a
soloist and a good chamber musician.
Here are a few brainstorms... i hope others will
participate
Musically, it would depend on the particular voice at
any given moment in a piece.
Sonicall
Hans Pizka wrote:
You forgot the "little" octave c - b, which is below c1 (c
on the first ledger line below staff).
Yes, I'm sorry. I wrote it correctly in my first draft, but after
re-reading (and mis-reading) your explanation I decided it was a
mistake and deleted it.
A picture is worth
On 2007/03/15, at 2:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 06:43:47 +0100
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subject: RE: [Hornlist] Re:Dennis Brain once more
Sorry, Simon, why is there no use for a DVD in PAL format in
NTSC land ? You can play it in your PC. I sent my D
when do you lay it down and when do you listen?
Ron
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Fascinating, thank you for this link! They play extremely well
together! I hope this video isn't infringing in copyright too :)
Does anyone know the makes of the horns they each are playing on in this video?
Steven Slaff
On 3/14/07, Rob Kathner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just found this one o
Just found this one on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4dtVsYoNjY
Enjoy!
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To all fellow hornists,
Karl Pituch, Principal Horn of the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra will be playing a recital this Sunday
evening, March 18th at 8pm at the University of
Michigan School of Music, Britton Recital Hall,
North Campus, Ann Arbor, MI.
The program :
Fantasie, Op. 2Franz Stra
At 02:16 PM 3/14/2007 -0400, Anna wrote:
. I've found that I do not have problems hearing the
orchestra while using them, but I don't hear pitch as well. (Could
be because
nobody else is in tune, either.) Have any of you used
these before? If so, what
did you do to adjust to the differen
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjSBQl38ksk
this is the correct link
very informative. I found this link on the Trumpet
forum.
Matthew
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very informative. I found this link on the Trumpet
forum.
Matthew
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In a message dated 3/14/2007 12:01:38 PM Central Daylight Time,
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I've recently purchased earplugs from the local guitar shop, since the
percussion was starting to hurt my ears. They are the kind developed to
reduce
decibels, but not to the point where you cannot
First off, if you can get movedtry to do it. If
it is that bad you may need to politely demand it. If
the percussion is so loud behind you, you may not be
able to hear yourselves at all anyways.
Earplugs would be solution if the above does not
work. There is no real trick to playing with th
Hello all,
I thought I would ask the lists' opinions on playing with earplugs. In my
orchestra, my section has been put directly in front of the drumset and toms
for Bernstein's Symphonic Dances from West Side Story. We are using reflectors
for our sound, but nothing for our ears. We're als
Still, Valerie, I would like to get a MP3 of your playing,
as simmple the piece might be or as challenging, low & high
& middle range, to evaluate if the Smiley method is really
the non-plus-ultra for the horn player, which I doubt very
much. It is not any art to whistle up to the high "shiss",
not
Steven,
Whoo hoo! Thank you for the calm, reasoned, objective & most of all,
COURTEOUS response to this issue which is becoming a bit tedious! Ha ha ha!
But, seriously, I'm happy to answer anyone's concerns & questions about my
experiences with Smiley & his development system. I'll respond
Hello:
If anyone is still interested in this thread, it is ongoing here. Prof.
Scheffelman is mentioned!
http://www.trumpetherald.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=671992&sid=16446f725f8de7e0d7ff23187c151684
Enjoy,
Jim Gray
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