Thanks to Ben Reidhead and Klaus Bjerre for explaining the horn. I was pretty
sure that's what it was but the lengths didn't look right to me at first glance
and thanks to Klaus I now I have a math headache.
I have not found any biographical information on Eric Hauser, yet. I have a
couple of
Any idea of the maker of Eric Hauser's horn? Looks to me like a King, based
on an instrument that my first teacher played, but I am not certain.
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From: horn-bounces+treicher=cooley@music.memphis.edu
[mailto:horn-bounces+treicher=cooley@music.memphis.edu]
Some have thought the 3rd slide is the correct 3 half step length. However,
maybe it's 4 half steps--major third. This would give the dedicated
finger-wiggling Bb hornist many options...
Herb Foster
From: Dick Martz
To: horn@music.memphis.edu
Sent: Monday, M
I often wonder what the audience thinks of my white beard and hair when I fill
in the horn section in the mostly Chinese youth orchestra.
Herb Foster
From: David Laraway
To: The Horn List
Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 1:30:54 AM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Cabba
Confucius say: "Herb who sub in youth orchestra Foster learning amongst
young players."
HF wrote: << I often wonder what the audience thinks of my white beard and
hair when I fill in the horn section in the mostly Chinese youth orchestra.
>>
**Feeling the pinch at the grocery
The East German judge awards a 9.8.
Look Cabbage, there's a new, better gun in town.
On 3/24/09, kendallbe...@aol.com wrote:
> Confucius say: "Herb who sub in youth orchestra Foster learning amongst
> young players."
>
> HF wrote: << I often wonder what the audience thinks of my white beard a
I know I've seen a horn wrapped just like this one in an old Kruspe catalog
but I don't have the photo. It's a single Bb horn. From the top it's
(normal) 1st, 2nd, 3rd valves. The 3rd slide wraps upward to make room for
the 4th slide which is an F extension. That's a seriously old horn
Wilbert Kimple said: "The only person I knew who could reverse a Conn was
the late Walter Lawson who charged $300 for this service to a member of the
New York Philharmonic in the 1970's. Sadly he must have taken this
knowledge to his grave."
Walter wasn't the only person, but I don't know of how
Try Chuck Ward.
Chuck used to work for Conn and was one of their designers.
I am sure if anyone can make the change, he can. He also does great valve re
plating.
Milton
Milton Kicklighter
4th horn
Buffalo Phil
--- On Tue, 3/24/09, Dana and Lori Twiss wrote:
From: Dana and Lori Twiss
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Announcement!!!
The Annual Oklahoma Horn Day will be held this Saturday, March 28 at the
University of Oklahoma.
Assisting Clincians will be:
Lanette Lopez-Compton, Oklahoma State University
Kate Pritchett, Oklahoma City University
Eldon Matlick, University of Oklahoma
Chris Reddick, Houghton
Hello all,
This coming Saturday, March 28, is the Rollins College Regional Horn
Workshop '09 in Winter Park, FL.
Alex Shuhan is the guest artist, along with local professional players.
Trombonist Tom Brantley , a member of Rhythm and Brass with Alex, will
perform
some duos for horn and
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