On Nov 18, 2007, at 10:00 PM, Hunt,Thomas wrote:
Try the hornplayer first. Talk to Ken Pope and te Brss Arts
Unlimited folks first.
This gives me an opportunity to plug the newly redesigned IHS Online
web site, which includes a new and vastly improved marketplace, where
members can buy,
every instrument has these problems, piccolo in tchaik 4, triangle in Wagner
Tanhouser overture, Contrabassoon in Beethoven 9, and just think per note how
much you are being payed, more than your three buddies.
Rob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have found playing in the pit is fun and builds
endur
Try the hornplayer first. Talk to Ken Pope and te Brss Arts Unlimited folks
first.
Is it a single f or Bb?
tom in iowa
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Subject: [Hornlist] Kruspe horn- last ca
Hi Everyone,
Due to sudden crisis in our lives other things are more important to us right
now I have decided to sell my battered Kruspe single horn. I know eBay is
unconventional for professional horn people. I'm just letting you know if this
is allowed. That is where I occasionally sell a
I have found playing in the pit is fun and builds endurance. I am in the middle
of a 30 show run of "Oliver" at our local theater group in Gainesville,
Florida. The part is challanging because only a small ensemble is playing and I
have to play the horn 1 or 2 part and also play parts of Trombon
Chacun a son gout...I guess. Nevertheless, I thought the whole point of
blowing the horn was to make music, so doesn't talking about music have
a place on this list? Comparing the various attributes of valve oil
makes for interesting chit-chat, now and then, but I don't think that
it's an end i
Another suggestion:
Don't send the horn "and case", send the horn in a "specially designed
transportation apparatus" with strict instructions that the contents
must not be touched with the bare hands, and must be kept in a
pressurised (~1000hPa) atmosphere of 80% nitrogen at all times or else
I agree that valve oil is more interesting...even when I'm playing natural
horn.
--Susan Thompson
Kendall Betts wrote:
Personally, I don't care much for Elliot Carter's music. Valve oil and
it's related subjects are more interesting. Anybody agree?
KB
It's the composer's option. S(he) wanted it to sound that way.
Paul Mansur
On Nov 18, 2007, at 12:53 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My part was 4th. Why do they do that And so many measures
rest!!!
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> Personally, I don't care much for Elliot Carter's music.
> Valve oil and it's related subjects are more interesting.
> Anybody agree?
Yes, his music has never done much for me, either. And that said, a horn
I've taken it to the extreme and just made several VERY long driving trips
to pick up horns. I didn't want to take the chance that some irreplaceable
vintage parts might get damaged. The upside is, I got to sightsee some very
nice parts of the country.
I'm getting perilously clos
Personally, I don't care much for Elliot Carter's music. Valve oil and it's
related subjects are more interesting. Anybody agree?
KB
Peter H. writes:
am always struck by how little interest this sort of thing seems to generate
on this (memphis) list (as opposed to carrying instrument
You are so right. If the third horn pokes you in time for you to come in, you
don't really have to count the rests and can simply enjoy the opera!
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These many rests give you the opportunity to listen to the
other voices in the orchestra & the singers on stage. A good
opportunity to learn !!
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F
Blah, blah, blah - when attempting to play in the pit, one
should be prepared with all kind of transpositions - but
long before
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Simon Varnam wrote:
You've got it the wrong way round!
Oil is sold in barrels so you can put your horn IN one before shipping
it.
Even if the ship sinks the oil will keep it afloat and rust-free.
Indeed so. Not only was this good advice known to the ancients, but it
comes from a reliable s
My part was 4th. Why do they do that And so many measures rest!!!
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You should play Aida (third or fourth part) with no F and all other possible
transpositions. It was a nachtmare for a nineteen year old.
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> Just finished playing "Rigoletto." Talk about transporsing, ugh! Ab, Bb, D,
> C,
But very simple text to read. Next time: just read in the
other tonalities. Studying scales & chords helps a lot.
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Just finished playing "Rigoletto." Talk about transporsing, ugh! Ab, Bb, D,
C, E, B, A and on and on! Only one part in F and I almost blew it!!
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Well, from Kathmandu we flew to the strangest airport, Lukla
(you find it in YouTube). Watch the landing & departure to
know all about. But we felt not that dramatic, except when
we flew back to Kathmandu & got the last flight around noon,
when the clouds had begun to fog everything. But all went
s
Cabbage wrote:
The situation is even worse for valve oil. I spent $4.95
on my most recent purchase. This is over $12,000 a barrel!
Luckily, a barrel of valve oil will last a long time,
even though it doesn't fit very easily in the
little compartment of my MB case.
You've got it
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