The "Individualized Instructor", published by GIA, has some "Supplemental
Books" that have nothing but recognizable tunes to play. Supp. Book one is
good for first year beginners, and has some good songs that will hold their
interest. It doesn't have "etudes" per se, but it covers the same
Some other good advice has already been given. On Holtons, the stop arms
can often be loose on their shafts. Just make sure the big screw in the middle
is snugged down all the way. Sometimes even that doesn't help and you have to
swedge the stop arms tighter (repair shop). Check to make
Cornisti,
I was wondering if any other members of the Horn List will be attending
Cabbage's presentation this Thursday evening. It might be interesting to attach
some faces to the names we've been reading for the past several years.
Paul Truszkowski
American Weldery Band
West Morris Concert Ban
I would suggest the Breeze-Easy Books 1 and 2, along
with the previously mentioned Getchell and Clevenger
Books. By the way, my teacher from college days, Roy
Waas, liked to use the Getchell Trumpet books for
horn
Ken Bell
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From your post, I'd suggest the following.
1) You mention oiling under the valve caps, but not putting oil into the
slide tubes. A few drops in each valve slide every few days and a few
drops down the main tuning slide each day should eliminate the scraping
noise.
2) Flush the horn out with
Hi All,
I have an H200 descant for sale. $3000US
Perfect condition except for 1 dent that was removed from under the hand guard.
See pics here:
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Thanks for looking!
In a message dated 4/9/2007 3:34:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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Does anyone have recommendations of texts (method books), that I can use to
supplement what most of the area band directors are using?- - most are using
Essential Elements.
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I hesitate to make recommen
What about the Getchel books 1 and 2? They fill in the gap quite nicely.
Melvin Baldwin
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Subject: [Hornlist] New, Excellent Method Books for Beginners and
Intermediate Students?
Date: Mon, 09 Apr 2007
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