I'll be there from beginning to end, too.
Angela Gonzales(lurking quite a bit for the past few years)
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d with the dealer, and he told me they're in production, and should
be out in 3-4 months.
That's all I know for now.
Angela Gonzales
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From: Scott Hartman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, March 10, 2008 6:21:09 PM
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Out of all the Star Trek movies, I go nuts over "Star
Trek: First Contact." Music by Goldsmith. There is
this WONDERFUL horn solo, performed by Brian O'Connor,
in the beginning credits.
It was so good, my sister and I nearly left after the
music, forgetting that there was a movie to be viewed.
Well, for a really quick fix, I found some styrofoam
cups. Got a clean one, cut and glued a few pieces into
an appropriate shape, and voila! It seems to have done
the trick for now, until it gets sent to the shop.
I would have used cork, but couldn't find any wine
drinkers. Considering I work alo
to make
as few mistakes as possible, help make a difference,
then move on.
Once again, thanks to all who thoughtfully replied for
solutions, and I apologize who may have been
inconvenienced with this question.
h a case
myself?
Thanks for the replies.
Angela Gonzales
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st of the first suite
performance ready, eventually.
The suites are really fun, especially if you want something challenging for
the low register.
Angela Gonzales
Steve Freides <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Has anyone performed Bach cello su
I'd like to take the first shot...
Mara, you sound like a woman who knows how to have a good time.;-D
Angela Gonzales
Mara Cushion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, how many of you have been drinking while posting and feeling the
irresistable urge to keep this issue go
ell as the hours of
practicing that is needed.
I think what humbles me even more is that there are many fantastic,
out-of-sight musicians and music educators out there that do not have this
ability.
Questions? Comments? Accusations?
My $0.028 worth (since I've heard i
For me, the best that I've played so far would be any of Mozart's Horn
Concertos, "Alleluia, Laudemus Te" by Alfred Reed, "Colonial Song" by Percy
Grainger and some works by Eric Ewazen, "Symphony in Brass" and "The Art of the
City." I haven't played his "Grand Canyon Octet" yet, but it's so wo
piece off isn't practical. I'd like ideas
on what I could do to add a little bit of weight to balance my horn.
Fire away!
Angela Gonzales
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ions of any kind, especially to the American Red Cross, are needed. And
those who have donated, thank you.
Angela Gonzales
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Thank you, Hans.
As someone who lives in Hattiesburg, I can say that the destruction here is
quite unbelievable. My apartment survived, but a few in my to
there a better solution for removing the slides, w/o any
damage to the horn?
Thanks in advance!
Angela Gonzales
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true understanding
of the pieces you are playing.
Just relax and breathe, James.
Angela Gonzales
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Dear List,
I am auditioning for the top youth orchestra in Chicago. I have to play
three orchestral excerpts and a prepared piece. I am playing:
Excerpts:
Brahms: Symphony
in
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The low range is my friend, the low range is my friend, the low range is my
friend....
-Angela Gonzales
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I was told to keep my corners tight against my teeth. This seems to be kind
of hard for me. I can't seem to get them pressed against my tee
When I had a fixed horn, I traveled with my gig bag, taking the horn with me on
the plane. Most airlines were able to accomodate the horn, either checking them
with the pilot's cases up front, checking them somewhere in the back, or, on
one flight, I actually was able to fit it in the overhead s
ld see his mother in
the audience.
Well, when he went to the door to look, his good "friend" shoved him through
the door, causing him to fall flat on the stage with a loud thud. Another mean
glance came from the conductor, not to mention loud laughter from his mother in
the audienc
I know there are recordings for it, but can't name them off the top of my head.
It's for solo horn only.
-Angela
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Is Parable for solo horn written for horn only, or is there an accompaniment
to it?
Does anyone know where one can get or listen to a recording of it?
Than
horn for an extended period of time, my lips will
be terribly chapped, and, for some weird reason, my posture and back kill me. A
horn a day...
"Of course that's just my opinion, I could be wrong." -Dennis Miller
-Angela Gonzales
Alex Damon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hardly sore, and I don't
have any allergic reactions.
Thanks again, listers!
-Angela Gonzales
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? Any thoughts, comments, or accusations
on this subject?
Thanks in advance!
Angela Gonzales
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>From my twin sister, Rebecca (with apologies to Anton Horner):
"God made some horn players; others were made to say 'Would you like fries with
that?'"
-Angela G.
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However, my mother did get the butterfly knife she wanted for X-mas (No Joke!).
Goes well with the sword she received for Mother's Day.
Angela Gonzales
Catherine Eisele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> For those who get driven crazy by stuff like this, there's a great bo
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