We got dad back to the village. Dr. Wagner's associate came in to discharge
him. He didn't want to get discharged. He appeared at death's door but
they released him anyway. He wanted to wear the hospital gown and hospital
robe out but the aides dressed him---he also wanted an ambulance to take
I've celebrating my 2 year anniversary of coming back to the horn. I'm pleased
w/ my progress. I've learned a lot about horn playing from everyone on this
list. Thanks to everyone that posts in here. I'd like to mention names, but
won't for fear I might leave someone out. Suffice it to
I doubt that using a clean (soft) cloth to wipe away handprints etc.
after each day is something that damages the laquer. I've used various
cleaners through the years when washing my horn(s), but I've only
washed my new horn once with a cleaner nobody else has problems with
(as far as I know). I
If you have a quite new horn, lacquered or unlacquered, it
is wise to clean fingerprints awayanytime you might have
time to do it, even during a concert, just quickly between
the pieces. There will not be any rubbing necessary, if you
clean the fingerprints away that often. But what cloth to
use ?
I just read in the paper that Jerry died two days ago. I am still in
shock, but I wanted to pass this on to our community without delay. I
knew that he had struggled with prostate cancer for quite some time now,
but had heard that he was back in the Philharmonic playing a month or so
ago, so
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