What an interesting dichotomy we have, first we have our correspondent
praising "people who aren't afraid to converse energy. . ." then our
correspondent complains about ". . . our policy makers. . ."
Energy issues are much more than about ". . . praising with enthusiastic
tone every century but
I have unilateral hearing loss in my right ear...i.e. I am completely deaf
on my bell ear. Sometimes, it can be difficult to hear myself and tune when
a group is at full volume as a result.
One thing I do to help is to pull the bell (briefly...or you will inhibit
the bell's ringing) into my right
I'm sorry Hans, I lost the address for the Julius Caesar recording,
and could not find it by browsing your website (not easiest to
browse...)
Daniel
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Every interval has a unique vibration; for most music there are only
a small number of intervals, around 12. Once you learn the vibrations for
each interval, then you can play them in tune in any octave. E.g. the
vibration for a 3rd interval is the same no mater what octave it is in.
Try www.pizka.de/caesar.wma
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I'm sorry Hans, I lost the address for the Julius Caesar recording,
and could
What of it? Thomas Jefferson said dissent is the highest form of patriotism.
-William
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What an interesti
Yet again more interesting dichotomy, a desire for policy makers to show the
way but a desire to dissent, which raises an interesting question, if our
policy makers started dictating more economical means of travel would you
toe the line or dissent?
Of course there is a third way, take personal
On a whim, last week I joined the flute list. Not surprisingly, their
discussions cover a lot of the same kinds of topics that ours do - lip
troubles, nerves, tingly hands, alternate fingerings, ...
Now this, the flutists' incarnation of our garden hose concert:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
Yet again more interesting dichotomy, a desire for policy makers to show the
way but a desire to dissent, which raises an interesting question, if our
policy makers started dictating more economical means of travel would you
toe the line or dissent?
Of course there is a third way, take per
Drew McManus rightly highlights a recent Saturday Night Live joke: "During a
concert of the Virginia Symphony at the 400th anniversary celebration of the
founding of Jamestown, President Bush briefly took over conducting the
orchestra, which explains why the orchestra is now $4 trillion in de
I didn't know they had a whole list devoted to a pen whistle ;)
http://process.rotteneggs.com/r3/show/se/141697.html
Thanks for the video, my flautist wife loved it!
David Goldberg schreef:
On a whim, last week I joined the flute list. Not surprisingly, their
discussions cover a lot of the sam
Speaking of viola, just to stir up an old joke. The local music store is on
fire, every thing has been pulled to safety except a saxophone, a viola and
an electric guitar. You only have time to save two, what do you do?
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Speaking of viola, just to stir up an old joke. The local music store is on
fire, every thing has been pulled to safety except a saxophone, a viola and
an electric guitar. You only have time to save
OK, I'll bite. I'm waiting for the punch line. I haven't heard this
one.
Paul Mansur
On May 28, 2007, at 1:56 PM, Bill Gross wrote:
Speaking of viola, just to stir up an old joke. The local music
store is on
fire, every thing has been pulled to safety except a saxophone, a
viola and
an
See the reply provided by Mr. Betts.
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OK, I'll bite. I'm waiting for the punch li
While wre on the topic of Haendel, are there other imporant horn solos by
him other that what is in J. Ceasar or the "I see a huntsman" solo?
Richard Burdick
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Just out of curiosity, is there a movement afoot
to spell the name of one of our favorite
composers "Haendel" instead of "Handel?" Was it
Händel? I'd hate to think of how my name would be
spelled if it were spelled the way it's
pronounced in Sweeden so an approximation of that
pronounciatio
I think it is certainly something we should be able to get a handle on.
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Just out of curiosity, is t
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On Mon, 28 May 2007 15:22:56 -0500 Carlberg Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>Just out of curiosity, is there a movement afoot
>to spell the name of one of our favorite
>composers "Haendel" instead of "Handel?" Was it
>Händel? .
It is just another way to spel
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While wre on the topic of Haendel, are there other imporant horn solos
by him other that what is in J. Ceasar or the "I see a huntsman" solo?
Richard Burdick
Yes. I have a 2-volume set of Händel excerpts: "Händel Etudien Für
Waldhorn", herausgegeben von Kurt Janetzky,
er Hi Bill! regarding PATTERNS:
Pls don't blame Matt for that statement; it was mine.and I apologetically
repost part of the item containing it.
...but I congratulate you for getting your band together. Unfortunately,
perhaps not for you, but for other band directors, these individuals are
My understanding of the matter, from informal research I did a few
months ago, is that Handel changed his name to "Handel" when he became
a naturalized English citizen; hence, "Handel" in English-speaking
countries, just like "handle." (Continentals probably still use the
umlaut because they don'
Many people did so in the past, but dont we have a strong
tendency to use the original spellings ? The autograph
versions ? Well, the name is German, but as "Umlaut" makes
no sense in many languages, thee is the compromise to use
the "ae", "oe" & the ue" instead.
To David Goldberg: you meant 2 vo
Michiel van der Linden wrote:
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> Thanks for the video, my flautist wife loved it!
Goodness! You have a flautulent wife?
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