I've been working on the schantl etude books off and on for a while
now (Books I, II, and IV. I wasn't able to get III). Hopefully in the
next couple months I'll have the scans cleaned up and ready to add.
There's also a new interesting side project imdbp
[http://imdbp.org/wiki/Main_Page]. It look
FYI, The IMSLP.org site is now open again.
Timothy A. Johnson
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IMSLP (http://imslp.org/) is supposedly opening back up in a month (1
J
Whatever you do, be sure to get to your get in plenty of time to explain
your situation to a gate agent politely and board promptly. Expect overhead
compartment space to be at a huge premium, now that major airlines are
charging $15 for the first bag, EACH WAY. Explain your situation politely
aga
I think the instrument on the plane situation is going to get worse. Some
airlines are going to a pay per bag or pay for over one bag system to try to
cut down on weight to reduce costs. There was an interview on NY radio with
the head of the flight attendants union today talking about all the p
This mirrors my own experience on flying in smaller planes. I have done most
of my flying with my horn out of the Dayton airport and it nearly always
requires a connecting flight to a bigger hub via a smaller plane, causing a
little conflict with those that want me to check my horn.
When it
In a message dated 6/29/2008 10:59:56 PM Central Daylight Time,
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Dose any one out there have any advice or can offer some suggestions for
some one looking to get into the art of French Horn making?
Hi,
Rick Seraphinoff has a "natural trumpet" making
one week w
Hi Don,
Find the book of 40 embouchures that
was compiled by Philip Farkas. The book
shows lip placement and direction of air
stream. Not one is straight down the cup.
In fact, only a couple are close and then only
in the middle register. Hi and low notes get
extreme as far as air angle
Here in Manchester buses are great! (if you like the smell of vomit, don't
mind sitting on seats that you stick to and find being beaten up a turn-on)
Cheers,
Lawrence (not really, I'm just pandering to the stereotype again)
lawrenceyates.co.uk
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I use the 2 piece MB case when I travel (not sure of the number). In a case
like the window seat I unzip the bell and can but the body under the seat
and sometimes slide the bell close by or in the overhead.
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Go on the bus next time!
Speaking of buses, what's the bus service like in the US these days?
I take the bus when I go to Mexico City, but only
the ETN line, as they have only 29 seats with
ample space. Three columns, one on the left, two
Go on the bus next time!
lawrenceyates.co.uk
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I just finished a day of travel headaches with Delta airlines. They had me on a
tiny twin engine connection jet, and they tried their hardest to get me to
check my Marcus Bonna MB5, but I told them that the case would fit, that it had
been designed to fit on airplanes, and that I had done it all
Thompson Edition cases are well made, provide good protection, and are priced
fairly. Mine is holding up well.
http://www.thompsonedition.com/
Phil Jacobs
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The local pb station surprised me today. They played a track from
the London Horn Sound this afternoon. Pleasant surprise. However,
they do quite a few horn concertos along.
Paul Mansur
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Yes. Hire out and work at a pitiful wage as an apprentice to a fine
horn builder for a couple of years.
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Dose any one out there have any advice or can offer some
suggestions for some one looking to get into the art of French Horn
making?
Hey everyone,
I am looking for a new screw-bell case, and would like some input on different
brands. I've heard a lot about Marcus Bonna cases, but they are a little out of
my price range. Any suggestions for good quality cases? I want one that will
easily fit into an airplane overhead compartm
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Hi,
I just noticed a few weeks ago when I used only a mouthpiece rim that my air
stream goes just about straight down when I play above third-space C. I know
that a lot of people's air streams aren't perfectly straight, but I think
this might be a little too extreme--when buzz this high on the mou
Hello Richard, hello horn community,
I just ended a phone call with Erhard Seyfried, who was born
1924 - Richard, you were right. He lost his right arm half
way down from ellbow by a tank granade, that´s what I
remembered. And as the War ended spring 1924, and "white
year born (1928) were not drawn
William, how about the three octaves asa you describe ?
What is a second fundamental (not fundemental !!!) ? There
is just one fundamental note, the real low C, two octaves
below c1, which is notated on the first ledgerline below
staff. Well, there are two more octaves up to c3, notated at
the sec
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