Hi,
There was also a player between Dave Everson
and Liz Freimuth. I believe Dave left for Detroit
on a one year leave from KC and they had a
player for that year maybe Tom Jostlein??
Pete ... do you remember the player's name?
Of course, Dave became a permanent member
at Detroit. Tha
Thanks. Will do!
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>>Frank Franano won the position
somewhere around 1968 at the age of 19. He played principal until
retirement in the mid-late 1990's though Dave did all the heavy lifting
at
the end.
Sorry, but this isn't correct. You missed David Reiswig, who was
principal during the 80's. If I'm not mistaken
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> I should be graduating soon and I am doing my exhaustive
> search for grad schools. One place I'd really like to apply
> to is Julliard and was going to ask Julie Landsman a few
> questions by email since she
I should be graduating soon and I am doing my exhaustive search for grad
schools. One place I'd really like to apply to is Julliard and was going to ask
Julie Landsman a few questions by email since she teaches there. However, after
a searching around I couldn't find her email address. Does anyo
If I was making a ton of money recorking H&B mutes I don't think I'd have given
away any information! Besides, do this for yourself once and you'll likely pay
me next time you need it done. :)
Dave Weiner
Brass Arts Unlimited
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Thank you all so much for your quick responses, I've been in contact with
the Free Library of Philadelphia already today, and they have the parts
available. I'm still not sure if we will perform it with orchestra or not
(I am conservatory student and my friend and I are going to play it on a
non-r
Now Dave, how are you going to make any money if you give away your repair
secrets like this? In truth it is great to see someone providing simple, clear
directions for us regular folk to keep our equipment maintained. Keep up the
good work.
Paxmaha
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Ok, here's how
Ok, here's how to replace those Humes and Berg corks.
Go to an auto parts store and buy two sheets of gasket material, one 1/8"
thickness and the other 1/16" thickness. The material is made of a mix of
natural cork and natural rubber. You will also need contact cement such as
Weldwood and a
Richard,
I don't know this work.? Could you tell me the publisher?
Sherry Baker
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Subject: [Hornlist] Re: Elegies
I Have a threnody in my library for horn and piano by Dan Plonsey?
Whe
#29 is my favorite of the Mozart symphonies. Actually, I've always
preferred his piano concertos.
Fred
On 10/18/07, Graham Jarvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi (again)
> While I'm at it (I normally just lurk).
> I was at a live concert a couple of weeks ago when the Swedish Chamber
> orches
I have played with many fine mutes, but I have found the Balu mute to be the
most satisfactory. Trumcor and John Kowalchuk, as well as Steve Lewis, also
make fine mutes. They are more expensive than the Wick or Humes and Berg,
but will give you far better results.
Just my 25 cents (things are goi
John Dutton wrote:
Frank Franano won the position somewhere around 1968 at the age of 19.
He played principal until retirement in the mid-late 1990's ... My
recollection on Frank Franano's tenure dates might be mistaken though that
>covers things in rough fashion.
Frank entered the KC Ph
Have you contacted David Thompson of the "other" hornlist? His company
now owns what's left of Musica Rara, which published the 2 horns &
piano version. They should have had access to at least the score to
publish that...
2007/10/18, Catherine Eisele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello all,
>
> Does anyo
I Have a threnody in my library for horn and piano by Dan Plonsey
When I performed it around 1986, I copied it out a step lower than he wrote
it, because it's endless, as I remember it.
Richard Burdick
http://www.plonsey.com/plonsey/
I am doing research on elegies and memorial works (suc
From: "Graham Jarvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
My old Humes and Berg was fine but the corks fell apart and I was
hoping to upgrade. Is there something I can do with the Dennis Wick
or should I be looking for something else.
If the H&B is still otherwise serviceable and you're even a little
Hi (again)
While I'm at it (I normally just lurk).
I was at a live concert a couple of weeks ago when the Swedish Chamber
orchestra (our local band!) played Mozart's "little" g-minor symphony (No 25 -
K183 I think).
I recall some discussion of this symphony on the list a while ago. The
performan
Hi
I bought a Dennis Wick aluminium straight mute a while back.
It works fine in the higher register but around and below middle-C ( F horn
notation ) it stops sounding like a mute and just gives an unsatisfactory
muffled sound with poor intonation.
My old Humes and Berg was fine but the corks fe
Hello all,
Does anyone know where I could buy or rent the orchestra parts to the Kuhlau
Concertino for two horns in F. I've looked online, and so far I've found
nothing. Thanks for the help!
Catherine Eisele
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John,
Thanks for the reply.? Ryan sent me the Elegy last spring and I will definitely
be including it in my document.
Sherry
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