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[Hornlist] Attn. British Horn Players - need info, please

I'm trying to find out some info about Sir William Walton's Crown Imperial. Did the band version come first, or did the orchestra version come first? Perhaps they were performed at the same time in 1937. Thanks. Wilbert in SC, USA

Re: [Hornlist] Attn. British Horn Players - need info, please

Thanks, Tim. Exactly what I needed. Wilbert Tim Costen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wilbert Kimple wrote: I'm trying to find out some info about Sir William Walton's Crown Imperial. Did the band version come first, or did the orchestra version come

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[Hornlist] Mute Removal Assistant Needed

In the third movement of Mahler's Symphony No. 3, rehearsal number 32, horns 1, 3 and 5 are marked mit Dampfer. Eleven bars later the indication offen appears (horns 4 and 8 join in, also marked offen). The issue here is that there is no time to remove the mute. The tempo for this section is

Re: [Hornlist] Mute Removal Assistant Needed

Michael: My score (Boosey and Hawkes revised edition of 1943) shows the same markings. I note that horns 1 through 5 are in unison, muted. It seems to me that horns 1 and 3 (at least) could skip the last muted bar before the offen marking to pull out the mute (naturally attached to your

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RE: [Hornlist] Mute Removal Assistant Needed

Why making all this so complicated. First: get a mute ring for your music stand. (the orchestra should provide it). Second: hold the cone mute on ist end stick it into the bell but without screwing it in. Third: at the end of the muted passage just remove the mute turn the upper side of your