Thanks Hans. Glad we solved the problems about the music not arriving. Gute
reise!
Adam> Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2008 13:58:27 +0100> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:
Re: [Hornlist] Corno in Mi> To: horn@music.memphis.edu> > Hello Adam, it was
common use, to have the horn parts in different keys in
After Walter Lawson died, it was proposed that the International Horn Society
establish a scholarship fund in Walter's memory. The Advisory Council
determined that it could move ahead on such a scholarship only after
contributions reached at least $5,000, over a period of 5 years. I understand
Dear List,
While I was in La Orquesta del Estado de Mexico in Toluca in the
early '80s, the entire section played on King Eroica horns for a while.
They have a huge sound and are very free-blowing. But ultimately I
found mine to be TOO free; it was difficult to play with any kind of
"nuan
Hornlisters:
I was told by someone that when Conn moved their 8D assembly out of Elkhart in
1971 they let go all of their union workers who had put the horns together for
years.
When they moved to Texas (a cost cutting move?) the
horns for a while were probably put together by people who w
In a message dated 3/16/2008 6:18:29 PM Central Daylight Time,
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When did Conn move 8d production from Abilene to Eastlake? Around what
year?
Thanks,
ron
Hi Ron,
I believe 1986.
Regards,Jerry in Kansas City
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I don't know about the brass options. I thought it was only in yellow
brass. It definitely did not play like the Eroica. To my recollection,
it had a bit more resistance, with a nice buzz to the sound in
fortissimo. Not quite so 8D-ish as the Eroica in mezzo-forte, but I
wouldn't classify it as
Was the Fidelio made in both regular brass and rose brass?
Do these feel/play similar/the same as the Eroica?
Steve
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Hello Adam, it was common use, to have the horn parts in different keys in the
past. The most common keys were F, E-flat & D, less often E. Baroque music was
anotated in a different way.
BTW, my first shipment (you remember, I resent it) just arrived back three
weeks ago. I had addressed it to
Lawrence, silly question: is "england" so small now ??
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