I normally use abebooks.com, bn.com [use the out-of-print tab at the top of the
page]. I also google "rare book dealers" and search their sites. Amazon.com
may also work, but I have found better prices on other sites.
Paxmaha
where do you go to buy this book?
In a message dated 3/25/2009 9
where do you go to buy this book?
In a message dated 3/25/2009 9:22:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Hello Steve,
An excellent text, well researched; full of historical notes on the
development of the horn, as well as notable hornplayers of every epoch.
My copy is
Thanks, Dick, this is very interesting history. By any chance have you come
across a player by the name of Bernard Mott. He played in Sousa's band and
then was principal horn in the Syracuse Symphony for many years. He was my
first teacher in the 1950s and a wonderful player and musician. I
A new alternative: toffee.
I've been meaning to try it for a while, but only got round to
experimenting this evening making a crook for a baroque trumpet. It works
well.
Kit
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I've put together a short bio of Mr. Hauser and updated the web page:
http://www.rjmartz.com/horns/Hauser/
Dick Martz
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> Can anyone give me any information on Eric H
Morley-Pegge was a horn player (Student of Bremond) and musical historian,
published his book "The French Horn" in 1960. It is comprehensive and well
illustrated, at least the first edition, which is in my library. For those
seriously interested in the horn, this book- plus those by Robin Gregor
Hello Steve,
An excellent text, well researched; full of historical notes on the
development of the horn, as well as notable hornplayers of every epoch.
My copy is not for sale, but if you can find one in good condition,
buy it. Even if you find one in not-so-good condition, you won't
reg
This is an excellent book, written by a player/horn historian who had a
working understanding of the natural horn and a good collection of
instruments that are now (I believe) in the Bate Collection in Oxford
and the Horniman Museum in London. As the title indicates, there is a
detailed discussi
THE FRENCH HORN ; SOME NOTES ON THE EVOLUTION OF THE INSTRUMENT AND OF
ITS TECHNIQUE (Hardcover)
by R MORLEY-PEGGE (Author)
Anyone care to comment on this book? Also, anyone have a copy they
care to sell? (I see a few used copies on the Internet but would
happily help someone here get rid of the
Naybody happen to have the first horn part. I have the second part, However the
usual library sources, including the Library of Congressm does not. A copy by e
mail would be appreciated. Thanks
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>> "Walter wasn't the only person, but I don't know of how many are still
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that can. In the 70s there was a shop in Ft. Lauderdale, Lytle and Schatz
IIRC, that also performed this operation though, sadly, they are no longer
around." <<
Practically any competent repair tech can engineer a t
We have an edition of the Mozart Horn duets arranged for trumpet and
horn. The edition we have contains quite a few typos, which we
reported; hopefully they've been fixed.
My son, who plays the trumpet, is now proficient enough that we have
read through other horn duets - he reads the top part as
Hi Carolyn,
Sorry I can't be with you for this event,
however, I look forward to seeing you in
Macomb.
Best regards, Jerry Old
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I could use suggestions for quality works for horn and trumpet, with
or without piano. I'm not very interested in the usual renaissance or
baroque transcriptions (I have plenty of those), but would be
interested in almost any other style.
Thanks,
Tim
Timothy F. Thompson, D.M.A.
Professor
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Dear Hornlisters, From the look Eric Hauser is giving in that photo, he seems
to be rather puzzled too ! Carl Ek Ahhh..Spring in Mooselip
!!=Dick Martz wrote: Hi, Guys: I'm puzzled by a horn in
a photo of Eric Hauser:http://www.rjmartz.com/horns/HauserIt looks to me to be
Good one, Kendall. You're right, though. I heard from another hired gun who has
already attended a rehearsal that the lone high school hornist is inexperienced
and not confident. Now the trick is to have her have a successful learning
experience.
Herb Foster
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Hello all,
My fiancee was just diagnosed with Barrett's Disease. From what I could find
out, it changes the cells of the esophagus to be more like the intestine, and
may lead to cancer. Does anybody have more information about the condition?
Would it affect her horn playing?
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