Oh, and the Brahms Horn Trio coming up in June...
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Orchestra #1
Rachmaninoff - Symphonic
Orchestra #1
Rachmaninoff - Symphonic Dances (love it!)
Schumann - Konzertstuck for Four Horns
Upcoming:
Mahler - Symphony #9
Orchestra #2
Current:
Prokofieff - Classical Symphony
Brahms - Piano Concerto #1
Upcoming:
Dvorak - Symphony #7
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Sony has come out with a new series of minidisc recorders that take mic
input (the latest do not, though the early ones did). I believe they are the
800/900 series devices, and sell from $200-300. Of course, you'll have to
buy a mic, too. There are some good ones out there for under $100.
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I would find having two different sizes of mouthpiece on the embouchure
makes buzzing the correct notes very difficult. Furthermore, you can simply
hold up both instruments and that's about it. You can do the fingerings on
the horn, but you don't have a free hand for in the bell. Since you don't
ha
Dillon Music has Hetman lubricants also...
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Subject: [Hornlist] Hetman Sythetic Oils?
> I've been looking around for the Hetman Synthetic oils and I can no longer
> find them on O
Interesting horns, Sandra. I have played most of them, including their
triple horn (their rep in Arizona visits us occasionally to play quartets).
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> That's not what these people are saying
> at all, the people back then were using the resources they had, as they
are
> now. It is just generally more accepted that it is fundamentally better
for a
> student to learn on a single F over a single Bb. While there are some
> advantages to playing a
uble horn
anyway, so you're going to have access to the Bb instrument regardless.
You're taking a purist's view of the situation, and I can understand that,
but good teaching will minimize any perceived downside to the Bb horn, IMHO.
Dave Tuttle
Princi
I owned a 663, and it was engraved on the leadpipe right next to the
receiver, just like the 766 I owned. Nothing like consistency, I guess...
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From: "Steven Tarter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, February 06, 2004 9:20 PM
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Get rid of it the old fashioned way...burn it.
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From: "SANDRA CLARK" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 7:39 AM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Wierd instruments
> Yes - get it out - quick!
>
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No, but I've tried pouring Scotch down a sluggish horn player. It didn't
help things short term, but only harmed the recipient the following A.M..
Well, at least they thought things went better...
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Maybe all those wishing to discuss topics that don't remotely relate to horn
playing could "self filter" and not post to the list. If someone starts
something, respond privately to the person and you can talk endlessly about
whatever the hell you want. I think we all get enough spam already without
I second the motion. The blatant disregard for the MULTIPLE requests over
the past months to stay on topic has grown to unacceptable levels. I'd just
ask that those wishing to carry on political discussions do so in a proper
forum. And, I encourage you to e-mail the horn list with the location of
s
Perhaps in certain cases it would be better to cryogenically treat the
player, not the horn?
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I have played a Patterson 8D conversion that had been fitted with a 9D bell.
I found it to be a better suited horn for my preference and taste. More
compact in sound and response, without loss of the 8D character. It's worth
looking into, if you're so inclined.
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Try the Hetman synthetic oil. I had a Yamaha with a notoriously sluggish
first valve that cleared right up with it. It's worth a try, and I had good
results...
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It isn't for tuning the orchestra to the horns???
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>I thought the whole purpose of "tuning the orchest
He may very well have, but the Hoyer/Heritage looks just like an 8D, with
the exception of the valve caps and some of the valve key linkages. So
perhaps he didn't? Who knows...
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Apologies to all, that should have been off-list...
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Hey, Karen.
How ya doin'? Find a new gig yet? And how are things coming for AIR Horns
2004? And have you seen Thomas Bacon recently? I'd like to get in touch with
him regarding a possible lesson or two sometime, if he does those kinds of
things these days...
Hope you are well.
Best regards,
Dave
It is published by Southern Music. You can get it from the following:
www.opus-two.com , or from Southern Music directly at www.southernmusic.com/
.
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IROTFLMAO!
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From: "Baucom, Fred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'The Horn List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2003 1:18 PM
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> I call my horn "Hans", because when we disagree it always has the last
word,
> and is
Blah, blah, blah...
Just be glad that you don't live in Iraq, and have a problem with the way Saddam is
running his country. You would have been (literally) "cut off" a long time ago.
There's no such thing as complete freedom in this world, and I would take our version
over any other country's
Thanks! Looks interesting.
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From: "Carlberg Jones" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 2:54 PM
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> May I suggest checking out:
>
> Nigel Downing
> Singing on the Wind
> http://www.horn
Or you can get it at Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0942782003/inktomi-bkasin-20/002-8967
097-9576027
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Hey Hans,
Could you elaborate on what you mean by breathing "up-beat-wise"? I'm not
sure I understand what you're saying on that.
Thanks...
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From: "Hans Pizka" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'The Horn List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 7:31 AM
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provided to
me back when I studied with him has long since been misplaced...
If someone could e-mail (PDF), snail mail or fax it to me, I'd be most
appreciative. Please contact me off-list.
Thanks in advance,
Dave Tuttle
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And let's keep the discussions limited to the real weapons of mass
destruction, like oboes, saxaphones and conductors...
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From: "Joshua Cheuvront" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 6:44 PM
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Barbara, I'd have to take issue with your viewpoint on this. You don't find
labeling the defense secretary and the president as "warmongers",
questioning the president's intelligence level and implying that the
evidence presented to the UN was falsified to be rude or disrespectful? I'd
read all of
And I agree with you 100% on every bit of what you said. Thanks...
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Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 1:19 PM
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> Robert Ward wrote:
>
I couldn't agree more.
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> Regardless of our individual views, I think it now time to remove t
Well, I have to add my support to what Bill Gross has to say. My political
views are really immaterial to the subject. Bottom line is that it's a horn
list, not a political discussion list. If Hans and others want to discuss
this situation ad infinitum, which seems to be true, a new list can easily
Anne, Powell's son (Michael) has been the head of the FCC for some time now
(5-6 years), predating any shift in Colin's position. So if you're looking
for a conspiracy relative to his change of tune, there isn't one there. It
seems to be a bit of a sport to read all kinds of intrigue and conspiracy
My dear Hans,
Can't you see what all of this is about? It's all about OIL...
Valve oil. And lots of it.
America's just looking to control the world supply of valve oil, driving the
prices up and bankrupting the rest of the world in the process. It's a
conspiracy hatched by the cigarette smoking
"They", as in Conn?
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Question for Elkhart 8D junkies
> So did anyone else go to NAMM last weekend and play (or hear about) the
new
> Classic Elkhart
Howard Sanner wrote:
A friend who plays in a rock band wisely has a set of the latter. I
> don't know where he got them made. I believe his major complaint
> with them is that they tend to push ear wax down in the ear
> canals and thus he has stopped up ears more frequently than
> before he got th
You've got my vote...
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> --
> [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ]
> In a message dated 12/5/2002 3:39:31 PM Pa
Wow! Wonder when they'll make self-tuning oboes...
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Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 3:25 PM
Subject: [Hornlist] Opporknockety Tunes But Once
> Are you ready for a self-tuning piano? Check out...
>
>
http
Hans,
I think you're picking a fight where there isn't one. Or maybe you're just
looking for one.
I don't think Dave meant anything by the "Made in Japan" other than to make
exactly the point you made in the following sentence. You then go on to make
fun of his comments relative to price on parts
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