Well - don't forget, it has 9 tuning loops for perfect tune and intonation too!
And a detachable bell that can be left on for a fixed bell type horn!
I'll take 2!
-Original Message-
From: David Goldberg [mailto:goldb...@wccnet.org]
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 12:44 AM
To: The Horn
I agree with Carlberg. However, TinyURL has a feature that allows you
to preview the site before being redirected. It is available at
http://tinyurl.com/preview.php . This way, you can feel more safe
about your final destination. In my experience, many websites that
shorten URL's have a similar
The standard I have adopted is to always give the full link first,
then offer a tinyurl version below it if the link is long. This way
everyone knows what they're getting into, and they can always use the
full link, by cutting and pasting if they need.
-S-
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 1:41 PM, Jim St
Steve Freides wrote:
"This way everyone knows what they're getting into, and they can always use
> the
> full link, by cutting and pasting if they need."
Errmmm. Take a look at the evidence here:
http://lawrenceyates.co.uk
http://tinyurl.com/23xpfu
Cheers, :-)
Lawrence
Lawrenceyates.c
Just curious...
Can the stopping valve be used on difficult passages or concertos on
non-friendly keys, like E major?
If the answer is yes, why the stopping valve is placed just on the Bb side?
Is it necessary to play the whole concerto on the Bb (A) side? Is there any
double horn with stoppi
At 6:25 PM -0300 4/16/09, Robson Adabo de Mello wrote:
Can the stopping valve be used on difficult passages or concertos on
non-friendly keys, like E major?
Sure, no reason not to.
By the way, will someone please tell me which of
the hundreds of horn concertos are written for
stopped horn?
then there was the rotor change valve to E (operated with a sort of
switch) on the main turning slide of some old C F Schmidts
Dave
> At 6:25 PM -0300 4/16/09, Robson Adabo de Mello wrote:
>>Can the stopping valve be used on difficult passages or concertos on
>>non-friendly keys, like E major?
>
>
The Alexander 104 and 1104 have A+/E 5th valves. Just same as 103 and
1103 but with 5th valve, two thumb triggers. musik-alexander.de
In a message dated 4/16/2009 4:06:30 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
dcr...@willamette.edu writes:
then there was the rotor change valve to E (operate
Obviously, there are no horn concertos written exclusively for the stopped
horn. The stopping valve can be fitted with a slide (of the correct length)
to pitch the horn a half step lower or to function as a true stopping valve
for Bb horns. So a Bb horn would turn into an A horn in this manner.
It
Nice!
I was searching and found that Kalison has a descant with stopping valve on
2 sides. It's the model L22.
http://www.netupandgo.com/frenchhorns/kshtoorder.htm
2009/4/16
> The Alexander 104 and 1104 have A+/E 5th valves. Just same as 103 and
> 1103 but with 5th valve, two thumb triggers
At 7:38 PM -0400 4/16/09, Paul Rincon wrote:
Obviously, there are no horn concertos written exclusively for the stopped
horn.
Where's the Bear when we need Him?
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Carlberg Jones
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I would caution that the stopping valve is NOT a 1/2 step valve, rather a 3/4
step valve, designed to compensate for the fact that when stopping in Bb the
effect is more than 1/2 step. Thus that is why it is on the Bb side of the
horn. There is no key change that is effective when using it, [
On Apr 16, 2009, at 6:58 PM, David A. Jewell wrote:
I would caution that the stopping valve is NOT a 1/2 step valve,
rather a 3/4 step valve, designed to compensate for the fact that
when stopping in Bb the effect is more than 1/2 step. Thus that is
why it is on the Bb side of the horn.
Most good stopping valve slides are in two pieces, so that the player can
choose between stopping and A horn.
Dan
Is that where they have a manual rotary valve to add or subract the extra
length?
Paxmaha
Lawrence, your website does beg the question did Ronald Yates ever meet up
with another famous gunner, Spike Milligan?
-Original Message-
From: horn-bounces+william.s.gross=gmail@music.memphis.edu
[mailto:horn-bounces+william.s.gross=gmail@music.memphis.edu] On Behalf
Of Lawrence
I want to thank everyone who responded to my query for the LA Horn club's
Lassus work. I finally FOUND IT!
It is not in fact, a madrigal, it is a short sacred motet title"Afflictus
Sum". It has been rhythmically altered in spots, [very minorly] but it is the
same work. thanks again to all thos
On Apr 16, 2009, at 7:32 PM, David A. Jewell wrote:
Most good stopping valve slides are in two pieces, so that the
player can choose between stopping and A horn.
Is that where they have a manual rotary valve to add or subract the
extra length?
No. The slide is in two pieces. One serves a
Hi David,
The answer to your question is sometimes.
Both Paxman and Alexander offer (as an extra accessory), a slide with
a manual change valve.
With the valve in the closed position, the slide acts as an A slide.
With the valve in the open position, an additional slide length is
added to th
Like this one?
http://www.finkehorns.de/Bilder/Horns/B-Horn-5valves-big.jpg
It seens to be a 2 pieces stopping valve. Probably the middle piece is
removable...
2009/4/16 Dan Phillips
>
> On Apr 16, 2009, at 7:32 PM, David A. Jewell wrote:
>
> Most good stopping valve slides are in two pieces,
The standard I have adopted assumes people trust me, and that I
provide a tinyurl to help them in case the longer one word wraps
poorly, which is the only reasons I use the things. I would not click
on any link provided by someone I didn't trust, tiny, gigantic, or
anywhere in between.
-S-
On Th
It must be something like that:
http://hornplayer.net/images/forsale/8721.jpg
Robson
Hi David,
The answer to your question is sometimes.
Both Paxman and Alexander offer (as an extra accessory), a slide with a
manual change valve.
With the valve in the closed position, the slide acts as an A
On 2009/04/17, at 2:00, horn-requ...@music.memphis.edu wrote:
From: Carlberg Jones
Sent: Wednesday, April 15, 2009 2:16 PM
To: The Horn List
Subject: RE: AW: [Hornlist] update to recordings
At 11:58 AM -0700 4/15/09, Tim Johnson wrote:
For those who post such links, please read on..., there i
Robson Adabo de Mello wrote:
> Can the stopping valve be used on difficult passages or concertos on
> non-friendly keys, like E major?
If a rank amateur can chime in here, the answer is yes - a valve is a
valve, and you can use it for whatever you like, provided you have
fitted it with a length
Robson,
That is exactly it.
Paul
-Original Message-
From: Robson Adabo de Mello
To: The Horn List
Sent: Thu, 16 Apr 2009 10:34 pm
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Re: Stopping valve
It must be something like that:
http://hornplayer.net/images/forsale/8721.jpg
Robson
Hi David,
The answer
Paul,
I have a Alexander 103 with a manual A+ slide that fits in the Bb tuning
slide tubes off the change valve, with the valve closed horn functions as a
normal 103 F/Bb with the valve open as an F/A or adjusting it's tuning slide
Stopped.
John
In a message dated 4/16/2009 7:16:23 P.M. US Mou
>
> You're forgetting about an important difference between the horn and
> the trumpet - because the horn plays higher in the overtone series,
> making more notes possible, there is less need for a horn pitched in a
> specific key. People used to, e.g., have an Eb crook for their F
> horns, but al
- Forwarded Message
From: David A. Jewell
To: Carlberg Jones
Sent: Thursday, April 16, 2009 11:29:47 PM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Lassus, a couple of other random thoughts
I originally posted:
You will need a way to view the file, I suggest Finale Reader, a free download
that enabl
Ah yes. Stopping valve questions ... always good fodder for the hornlist
discussion group(s). Let me add some comments.
Carlbergnow is your chance to commission that Concierto de Juarez for
Stopped Horn and Orquestra. Heck write it yourself and have a premiere !!!
Paul tsk tsk The
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