No, but my dad was as daft and as funny as Spike!
2009/4/17 Bill Gross
> Lawrence, your website does beg the question did Ronald Yates ever meet up
> with another famous gunner, Spike Milligan?
>
> --
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My Holton 200 descant also has a stopping valve on both sides --
although it's a bit awkward to hold both thumb triggers at once. My
Paxman compensator also has stopping valves on both sides -- so maybe
it's not so uncommon.
John
On 17 Apr 2009, at 00:40, Robson Adabo de Mello wrote:
Nic
Perhaps not the Danzi, but what of the many Stich concertos in the key of E?
It might be better to just get a horn with slides in F#/B natural at that
point and just play the piece as if it were written in Eb.
Hermann Baumann did this when he recorded the Weber concertino (Engelbert
Schmid, I beli
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Yes.
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Dear all,
Just thought you might be interested to hear about this concert coming up in
London, featuring Schumann's Konzertstück for four horns and orchestra:
Romantic connections
Wednesday 20 May 2009, 7:00pm
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Bennett The Naiades Overture, Op.15
Schumann Konzertstück for fou
I vehemently disagree.
;-)
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Yes.
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A day or so ago, this URL was mentioned on the Flute List. I checked it out, and
it seems to be a good & free on-line tuner, with lots of options:
http://www.seventhstring.com/tuner/tuner.html
At the bottom of the page, you will find also a metronome program and a tuning
fork program. Neat s
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I currently play a Paxman 23L, but am looking for a new horn. I have found
the resistance to be a bit much, especially in the high register. Does
anyone have some suggestions for horns to look at that are more free blowing
(between Engelbert Schmid and a medium resistance horn) and are kind of
st
Joel -
I've been raving on the list here quite a bit about my recent purchase.
After trying virtually every major brand and type available in the US, I
purchased a Dieter Otto 180K (Yellow Brass, Unlacquered). It's a
wonderful horn - very free blowing with just the right resistance when
you
Well not sure how you categorize "rare." It was done, rather well IMHO, by
the DSO last spring.
On 4/17/09, Natasha Stehr wrote:
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> Dear all,
> Just thought you might be interested to hear about this concert coming up
> in London, featuring Schumann's Konzertstück for four horns and orchestra:
I think it's rare because, if I remember correctly, the Orchestra of the Age
of Enlightenment use period instruments.
Cheers,
Lawrence
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Also, both the NSO and the Marine Band are doing it in May here in DC.
Should be great on both accounts!
William Gross wrote:
Well not sure how you categorize "rare." It was done, rather well IMHO, by
the DSO last spring.
On 4/17/09, Natasha Stehr wrote:
Dear all,
Just thought you might
Hi Joel,
There are so many different manufacturers out there, it's very
difficult, if not impossible, to recommend one particular horn over
another without actually trying them. Having said this, Paxman does
make a fine instrument.
If you are not doing so already, it may be worth your whi
Maybe I'm obtuse...or worse, dumb.
But wasn't it written for valved instruments??
Lawrence Yates wrote:
I think it's rare because, if I remember correctly, the Orchestra of the Age
of Enlightenment use period instruments.
Cheers,
Lawrence
Lawrenceyates.co.uk
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Joel,
If you do find that your mechanics are fine, you might be just as well-served
to add a different leadpipe to your horn. A lot can change in that small
section of tubing. There are many fine shops that do custom leadpipe work, and
it can almost make it feel like you're getting a new ho
Yes, but not five valved triple horns with top c extension and bar.
Period instruments - There have been several periods in music (I've lived
through a couple of them!)
During the romantic period they tended to use single horns with piston
valves and generally F or Eb crooks
The Orch of Age of E
I got my Hoyer from Scott in December. I love it. I was just at
Scott's Monday and he has several Hoyers in stock as well as some
other great horns. He is fantastic to work with.
Tina
On Apr 17, 2009, at 3:08 PM, Jeremy Cucco wrote:
Joel -
I've been raving on the list here quite a bit abo
The Konzertstueck was recorded previously on period instruments by Gavin
Edwards, Robert Maskell, Roger Montgomery and Susan Dent with JE Gardiner and
the Orchestre Revolutionnaire et Romantique for DG.
Also, the "Vienna Horns" CD has a great rendition of the piece.
So, it has been done b
So you're saying it's a piece for rare horns.
John Baumgart
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Yesterday the local classical radio station played this abomination.
The Concert Piece arranged for orchetra and solo piano.
I informed their DJ of how I was disappointed that he would play such a thing.
On 4/17/09, pmji...@aol.com wrote:
> The Konzertstueck was recorded previously on period in
Would that be the Dallas Symphony or the Detroit Symphony? A number of years
ago Karl Pituch gave tickets to "lurking" list member Bob Losin. He shared with
me and John Kowalchuk. It was a very good performance.
Walt Lewis
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Dallas, of course.
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Natasha, who are the performers, and what instruments will they use?
Dan
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Bill, Not to start a pissing contest, but here in Michigan we think of the DSO
as the nearly 100 year old World class Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Walt Lewis
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And that was only a couple of months after the Windsor Symphony did it.
With Lowell Greer on orchestral horn accompanying.
I think that Detroit performance was Jan 2nd, 2002.
John Kowalchuk
Maker of mutes/horns/canoes/paddles/bikes
Oshawa, Ontario http://kowalchukmutes.com
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