DoubtfulBill is from the Chicago area originally before coming to SF as
principal horn of the Opera orchestra in the mid-1980's, and my remark was
meant as a joke. He played the concerto perfectly in rehearsal two nights
ago, and as Strauss wrote it.
Fred
On 10/25/07, sheldon kirshner <[EMA
See earlier observations from our UK Correspondent about Strauss 2nd
arranged for band. Those seem apropos here.
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If he's the same guy I sat next to in the concert band at u of I (Urbana) a
very, very long time ago, well, he used to play C over high C to amuse
himself (and, of course, amaze the rest of the section)
He played a horn with a silver or nickel-silver finish, as I recall.
Hey, Bill!
Shel
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Just a quick note for hornists in the Northern California area regarding
concerts in Auburn this weekend:
Bill Klingelhoffer (Principal - San Francisco Opera) will be performing the
Strauss Horn Concerto #1 with the Auburn Symphony this Saturday evening and
Sunday afternoon.
http://www.auburnsymp
Attention Hornists in the Kansas City area-
We are in need of a hornplayer to play fourth horn in the upcoming concert by
the Philharmonia of Greater Kansas City. The concert is Sunday November 4th
at 3:00 pm at the Park University Chapel in Parkville. There are still 3
rehearsals left bef
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First a Question, then an opinion. The question is: Where did the
idea in the follow
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