Of interest on Sousa score. The University of Michigan Music Library has a
photographic copy of Sousa's original draft of "The Stars and Stripes"
march. It is for band but with parts for violins (2) violas, celli and bass
written in the bottom five staves of the score. It is in D major. The horn
A couple of words to be very careful with are "never" and "always."
Sooner or later you'll find exceptions.
Paul Mansur
On Jan 14, 2008, at 12:26 PM, Herbert Foster wrote:
That's what I always thought, but I've had a well known teacher say
it's always a slur. The piece in question was Pav
In my opinion, the best practice would be for editors to stop putting in
"phrase markings".
Susan Thompson
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>That's what I alw
That's what I always thought, but I've had a well known teacher say it's always
a slur. The piece in question was Pavanne For a Dead Princess.
Herb Foster
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Dear Steve,
Bryan, I took you up on the suggestion to listen to the samples on
amazon.com - sounds very nice, indeed. Do you know enough about the tubas
used that you'd care to provide a primer on different sizes of tuba, and
then which were used in this recording? I confess I know next to noth
Better news! The upcoming Finke price increase I announced last week
has been adjusted downward. It is now projected to be around $300, not the
$1,000 I reported last. In the USA, either Bob Osmund or I will be happy to
assist you in placing your order for a new Finke horn.
Sincerely,
Lor
Jonathan,
Thank´s a lot for your detailed answers to my questions. They will certainly
help me in understanding my grand son´s development as a french horn player.
Borje
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In a word, you judge from the context. There are all sorts of clues,
tempo, style markings, etc.
Paul Mansur
On Jan 14, 2008, at 5:26 AM, Graham Jarvis wrote:
Hi
I can't believe I've ben playing the horn for as long as I have
without having cleared this question up but better late than ne
I received my copy on Saturday, so I would imagine that anyone who pre-ordered
a copy will receive it soon.
I have not had time to read it cover-to-cover, but I really have enjoyed the
bits that I did read. I read "Hold It Like A Man!" first. Jasper was at KBHC
the same week that I was, so I was
Thank you for this lead. I look forward to your review. I might even leap
off and buy the thing before you get your review published.
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Dear Horn Listers,
Please allow me this opportunity to inform you of the publication of a new
book, I Found My Horn, by British journalist and amateur horn player, Jasper
Rees. This is an autobiographical account of Jasper's return to horn playing
after a 22 year hiatus. The title comes
Then our work is done. Now to find a more appealing target.
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Not to mention that the war on the middle class is also going quite well...
JEN
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Not to mention that the war on the middle class is also going quite well...
JEN
Fred <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hmm...heading toward possible recession, and, our dollar buys less everyday
in overseas markets. Well, at least we have our success in Iraq to feel
good about.
Fred
On 1/11/08
Hi
I can't believe I've ben playing the horn for as long as I have without having
cleared this question up but better late than never.
How do I know whether a curved line over (or below) a series of denotes is
meant to denote a slur (notes connected without tonguing) or a phrase-mark
(notes con
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