I saw him play the Hindemith Sonate on a Holton at the first horn symposium in
1969 in Florida. He also played horn quartets with Farkas, Tuckwell, and
Lansy-Otto which was fascinating because they all played differently but
blended perfectly.
-- Original message from John Dutton
Indeed, Mr. Barrows often played a Holton H-177, a silver horn (which
surprised him that he liked that metal of this model horn) during his
professorship a the University of Wisconsin after leaving the New York
scene. He worried that his Schmidt would be damaged in transit to
performances. In fact
The picture in the link provided looked more like a Kruspe than a Conn or
Holton - the top slide was wider in shape...
Fred
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Although I¹m sure John could borrow a Kruspe from someone, he did own or
play a Kruspe in the nearly 20 years that I knew him, even though he greatly
admired Arthur Berv. He did have virtually instant access to Holton H-177
horns, and told me of a story of one being ³pancaked² in the baggage area
Although I¹m sure John could borrow a Kruspe from someone, he did own or
play a Kruspe in the nearly 20 years that I knew him, even though he greatly
admired Arthur Berv. He did have virtually instant access to Holton H-177
horns, and told me of a story of one being ³pancaked² in the baggage area
Ave, you meant 'he did *not* own or play a Kruspe...', right?
Fred
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Yes, Fred, he did not own nor play a Kruspe.
Best Regards,
Ave
On 10/5/07 1:17 PM, Fred Baucom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ave, you meant 'he did *not* own or play a Kruspe...', right?
Fred
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Piano lessons!
Aleks Ozolins
On Oct 5, 2007, at 2:32 PM, Alon reuven wrote:
Hello all,
A student of mine is about to put braces on her teeth . Does any
one have
any Idea about expected difficulties and solutions ?
Alon Reuven
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Hello all,
A student of mine is about to put braces on her teeth . Does any one have
any Idea about expected difficulties and solutions ?
Alon Reuven
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I second Aleks' suggestion and would suggest other alternatives such as:
Voice lessons
Ballet lessons
Music theory lessons
Aleks Ozolins suggested:
Piano lessons!
On Oct 5, 2007, at 2:32 PM, Alon reuven wrote:
Hello all,
A student of mine is about to put braces on her teeth . Does any
one
I had my braces put on in my second year or playing, and I had them for about
five years. I lost about half of my range immediately, but it cam back over the
following month. I encountered some difficulty, because I found that using wax
to cover the metal did not help; it would never stay, and
I have recently had a pupil afflicted by a brace on his teeth. He's an
intelligent lad and I warned him of the worst effects - bad tone, difficulty
in
the upper register. I made him aware of every bad effect I could imagine so
that nothing would be a shock to him. Thankfully, the effects
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I have recently had a pupil afflicted by a brace on his
teeth. He's an intelligent lad and I warned him of the
I got braces put on the second year of my playing, too. As I wasn't very good
the first year (who is?) I didn't really notice any playing changes, other than
endurance loss due to the metal digging into my lips. I got one of the plastic
bumper guards, and it helped with the cuts and the pain.
Speaking of John Barrows, have his recordings of the Alec Wilder
sonatas been reissued on CD?
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Pucky!
Both my kids are in braces right now. The older one plays trumpet, got
braces on in 7th grade 5 weeks before solo contest. The first time she
played with them on, most of her upper register was gone and she could only
play for a few minutes, which is fine, because there's no sense
A student of mine had braces put on a few months ago. She lost both her
high and low range, but they are coming back. While she said it didn't
hurt to play, the high and low notes just wouldn't play. It was a good
opportunity to work on minimizing lip pressure and breath support. We
ordered
In addition to piano, dance, voice and music theory lessons (which I
heartily recommend) I would like to respectfully posit the following:
After teaching many horn students of all levels (with the occasional
trumpet, trombone and tuba player thrown in for good measure), with and
without braces
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