I just want to thank everyone for all their help. I've gotten a TON of
responses regarding natural horns. I didn't expect to have so many options.
Thanks again. I'll be contacting some of you off list from here.
Heather
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On my 18th birthday, a few years back, I got a Celebration Hymnal for horn. It
has the melody and it also has specially written "horn lines." Maybe this could
be of some use.
Barbara
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>"Amateur musicians are fanatics. Music claims their souls, and they are
>able to make beautiful sounds. But the beauty they
>produce doesn't match that produced by the great professionals. Thus they
>feel glory, power, and sorrow, all at the same
>time. This is a heady sensation that they seek a
selections from a hymnal are easily adapted!
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From: "Dennis Herrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'The Horn List'"
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 1:19 PM
Subject: [Hornlist] Horn Quartets and Organ
I just got a phone call from a local organist who has 4 horn players in
Valerie said:
"I don't think I have the words to explain to you what drives the amateur, except to say that we do what we do because we
love doing it! :o)"
Joe Scarpelli added:
"I agree Valerie. Below is text taken from an email I received from one of today's virtuoso Horn players (the best
I just got a phone call from a local organist who has 4 horn players in her
church and was wondering if anyone knows of music for horn quartet and
organ, probably more of a meditative type piece (all amateur/high school
I think)
Any suggestions?
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That's equivalent to asking if anyone knows of any symphonies that use horns.
You could start with Schubert lieder. Milan Yancich published a book of horn
solos arranged from songs. See
http://www.windmusicpublications.com/
Herb Foster
--- "M. Elizabeth Fleming" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
I have a Sansone catalog from the mid 50s that offers a full line of horns,
just about everything you could imagine including 5 valve single Bb, 6 valve
double. Some of the horns are shown in the older Sansone music publications
too.
I recently got a "Modell Sansone" 5 valve single Bb
Bill Gross wrote:
Another reason to "Go Army." A Commander in the Army doesn't go down with
his ship.
**
There are no commanders in the army, only in the navy. The equivalent army
ranks for Lt. Commander and Commander are Major and Lt. Colonel. A navy captain
(who DOES go down wit
Hello Joe & Valerie, I understand your point fully, but we
here in Europe have (better had) a different basic musical
education & very different motivation. We (when I was a
student I played very often in sich ensembles - without
money) play in these groups not because we want to play the
horn, but
Yesterdays Rochester Democrat and Chronicle had a nice obituary.
Unfortunately, it wasn't on their website. I emailed the writer about
passing it along. She arranged to put it on the website:
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070823/LIVING/708230360
You may
>Valerie said:
>I don't think I have the words to explain to you what drives the amateur,
>except to say that we do what we do because we love doing it! :o)
I agree Valerie,
Below is text taken from an email I received from one of today's virtuoso
Horn players (the best in my opinion):
"Of co
Ken, you made a great post. Thanks. We need to keep
our audience in mind, and also keep in mind the
sensitivity of the playing situation when determining
how important details like stopping vs. muting vs.
normal hand position could be.
Our church orchestra rehearses without the choir and
witho
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