Dear Hornists,
Sorry for the double post!!!
The deadline for the International Horn Society Scholarship
Competitions is February 20, 2009.
Several of these scholarships are performance based and one includes
a written essay.
You can read about the individual IHS scholarships at
http://www.hor
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So there I was, subbing on 4th for the local community orchestra. (I
got the plea for me to sub with two rehearsals to go, including
dress.) One piece was a premiere of an orchestral arrangement of a
piece that included handbells. It was dress rehearsal and it turned
out that there were
The Schott publication is an arrangement by Willy Hess. The first 157
measures of the original manuscript are lost, as is the trio section of the
minuet and the entire last movement. Hess recreated the first 157 measures
using music from the portions of the original manuscript that survive.
Alt
Thank you for your input, everyone. I have, thanks to members of the
list, both a Pro Tec case and an "alligator" case for my horn on the
way to me, and possibly a gig bag as well. I will try all the options
and see how each works out for me, and report back at some later date.
-S-
On Mon, Feb
It has a contrabasso ad lib. (added by Peter Steidle).
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The second was meant "D.C.dal Segno" (from the beginning at the sign")
not "aL sEGNO2:
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Date: Sun, 01 Feb 2009 15:53:45 +0100
Subject: RE: [Hornlist] Notations on sheet music
From: "Jeremy Cucco"
To: "'The Horn List'"
I don't recall the piece of music, but one summer
Does anyone have the first horn part for the overture to Mignon by
Thomas? Even just the not-as-famous-as-it-used-to-be solo would be a
great help. I have only the version of the solo in the Pottag excerpt
book, and I wonder if and in what ways the "real" version differs.
It would save band
Quoting Robert Dickow:
Hmm He's one of my publishers, so I hope this doesn't happen too often
to people!
Bob Dickow
Lionel Hampton School of Music
Subject: [Hornlist] Thompson Edition: Advice for international customers
Hi everyone
I recommend everyone who uses Thompson Edition to purch
Hello all,
I will again host a horn workshop at Rollins College in Winter Park, FL on
March 28, 2009.
Our guest artist will be Alex Shuhan form "Rhythm and Brass" and Ithaca
College.
The day will include performances, horn choirs, master class, IVASI and
exhibitors, as well as a
mini r
not to worry my friend, just a slight Freudian sleep
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>>> 02/03/09 1:14 PM >>>
I must have had Josef Bayer on the brain for some reason.
In a former job, Bayer's ballet, which translates as something like "Puppet
Fairy", was the source of much amusement for no better reason than we just
like
I must have had Josef Bayer on the brain for some reason.
In a former job, Bayer's ballet, which translates as something like "Puppet
Fairy", was the source of much amusement for no better reason than we just
liked the way it sounded when we said it. Apparently it takes more than a
couple of decad
But then you'd have to place a warning sign: Warning, this product may contain
peanuts. Of course the allergy itself is no joking matter.
If horn cases were made of softer foam, the horn would be better protected, but
you'd have to replace the case after a drop. In the course of commuting to wor
I have tried a number of different gig bags, and my preference is the
Pro-tec gig bag, which retails for around $135-140. It is well padded
and has a substantial stiffener for the bell flare. Despite the feet on
the bottom, they do tend to just roll over when you set them down. I've
been using
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