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Valerie, I'm curious - do you mean insured against loss/theft, or against
damage as well?
Dave Weiner
Brass Arts Unlimited
-Original Message-
From: Valerie WELLS [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: horn1 list horn@music.memphis.edu
Sent: Wed, 2 Jan 2008 4:20 pm
Subject: [Hornlist] Insuring a
While this is all correct and good info for those not familiar, the point of
Valerie's email was that this insurance applies while shipping the horn, and
the insurance includes damage - not just loss/theft. I am eagerly awaiting
Valerie's response to Dave Weiner's question, as this is the crux of
Just a point of clarification. Your mileage will vary by insurance
company. Here in the US, some companies will insure your horn as
part of your standard homeowner's or renter's policy, and others will
require a separate rider on the policy for musical instruments, in
which case you will
Hi All,
In a very unofficial and possibly incorrect copy of the horn part to
Beethoven's 4th Piano Concerto, in the section starting at bar 341 there is a
passage which has the first horn playing written top c's (for horn in G).
Is this correct?
Cheers,
Lawrence
(who has never been
For Sale: Large brass everyday mute said to have been made by Carl Geyer. At
least three players have backed me up on this, even though the mute is not
marked in any way. Very unusual design, but works great on small belled horns.
Nice conversation piece, but its size makes it a bit
Actually, my point was that your policy might or might not cover your
horn against damage and loss. Check first!
Carlisle
On Jan 3, 2008, at 2:43 PM, Fred wrote:
While this is all correct and good info for those not familiar, the
point of
Valerie's email was that this insurance applies
Hi Lawrence,
My copy is Horn in G and the written notes
are as follows:
mm - description (all within the treble staff)
341 - G dotted 1/2 G 1/4 @ ff
342 - C 1/2 C 1/2 @ sf
343 - CCGC 1/8ths on the beat
344 - GGGC
345 - CC both 1/2 notes@ ff then sf
346 - G 1/2 with fermata
I would bet there's a deductible that's far greater than the cost of
shipping by registered mail, which is the ONLY way to ship anything of
value. The cost of registered mail on a $5000 package is less than $20 on
top of the postage. If any externally evident damage occurs anywhere within
the
In part of my past that I'd prefer to forget, I was once a licensed
Property and Casualty Insurance Agent that did homeowners, renters,
personal property and other insurance policy (licensed in 37 states.)
Here's what I can tell you about musical instrument insurance.
If you have no rider or
John is correct. I ship Finke horns by registered US mail exclusively. It is
way cheaper than any of the private carriers, it is secure (the horn is kept
locked from origin to destination), it is fast (3 days max to go cross
country in most instances) and they don't just leave it on your front
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