Just got my white Buna-N cord stock in from McMaster Carr. I installed them and
they look very cool. Must keep them clean, lest they become unsightly.
Perfect degree of hardness.
CORdially,
Luke Zyla
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Some of these are pretty decent horns. The older OLDS as you
describe should also be in red brass with a kranz on the bell and an
articulated change mechanism. These were prettyi decent horns.
about 50 to 60 years old. If you have a nickel silver horn it is
about 30 years old; may b
Was that ANborg or CYborg???
On 13-Feb-08, at 4:25 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lenny's correct in today's world but in the old days, the Anborg was
the
cheaper, and quite viable, alternative to the Sansone. In fact,
Sansone and
Anborg used the same parts makers in Italy for valves, etc. I
Lenny's correct in today's world but in the old days, the Anborg was the
cheaper, and quite viable, alternative to the Sansone. In fact, Sansone and
Anborg used the same parts makers in Italy for valves, etc. I don't know what
screw ring they used but I'm sure it was something. Alloys were
Larry Jellison states:
I quit playing Kopprasch several years ago because I
thought the sounds coming out of my horn were
annoying, too. Never thought of blaming the bumpers.
More somberly, has there ever been a discussion on
this list of bumpers? Bumpers need to allow quiet
valve action, not ca
Dan, Thanks for the information. I see this quite a bit of the time. A hornlist
post will be automatically sent to my bulk folder. Maybe some of our colleagues
are deleting their bulk without going in and sending it to their inbox folder.
I would rather not put my hornlist material on my other
Can anyone tell me about an Olds double french horn I bought? It has four
inline valves and is brass. I tried to look up the history of it and
couldn't find anything on the double model.
Peter Henderson
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I have the same problem with Kopprasch. The somber question is: How does hot
glue react to oil? You DO oil the shaft at that end don't you?
Herb Foster
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The arranger is Klaus Wallendorf. I got this video - the
whole program - from NHK directly through private channels.
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I just have to relate this story: my wife and I stopped in at the bar across
from the symphony hall last Friday after a very nice concert, which included
Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks. As the concertmaster slipped behind me to get
to the end of the bar my wife sings out, "Oh, look, there goes
Guillou: Mon nom est Rolande
Effective and fun - and still a bargain. It's available for $9 at Robert King
Music.
John Schreckengost
Chicago, IL
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On Feb 13, 2008, at 10:29 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The subtitle that appears when the lead Wienerhorn has his first solo
labels
him as "Lars Mihael Stransky" (that is, as the Katakana
transliteration puts
it, "Rarusu Mihiyaeru Sutoransukii" of the "Uiin Fuiru" or Wien Phil).
Emory Wate
Luke wrote:
I tried some Viton, durometer 75, [for bumpers] and
it is too hard, causing an annoying sound when playing
Kopprasch.
I quit playing Kopprasch several years ago because I
thought the sounds coming out of my horn were
annoying, too. Never thou
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