be prepared to provide you
with parts since both of these pieces are under copyright (and you can't get
the easily).
So call them.
Then, if that doesn't work, email me privately.
mfri...@erols.com
Margaret Dikel
Symphony of the Potomac
symphonypotomac.org
Margaret F. Dikel
My name is Mark Pope and I played horn for years (until grad school) -
and I've recently written a collection of 4 short pieces for horn.
My question to you, since I've been out of the horn-music-gettin'
mode for a while, is how you prefer to obtain your music.
I would be thrilled to have
You know, I'm so thrilled that so many of you support our fellow musicians who
choose to serve in the US Armed Forces,
even those who (shudder the thought) never actually go through basic training.
Just makes me proud.
For those of you who wonder about the quality of the US Marine Chamber
That was the President's Own Marine Corps Band playing. My son told me that
they are the only Marines that do not have to go through either the Parris
Island or San Diego recruit training facilities, and regular Corps members
really do not consider them to be Marines for that fact.
True,
At 05:08 AM 11/21/2007 -0800, you wrote:
Hey everyone, check out this one...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkcyZu1xcHM
Ouch.
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At 10:47 PM 9/18/2007 -0400, you wrote:
My son and I are planning to drive up to Boston to hear James
Somerville premier the new concerto for horn and orchestra written
by Elliot Carter. I was wondering if anyone familiar with Boston
Symphony Hall can recommend what is the best seating. Here
Bill Gross posted a great excerpt from
http://www.hornplanet.com/hornpage/museum/articles/associate.html
which had some reference to who gets to play the 4th horn solo in Beethoven 9.
I had the fortune to perform this piece when I was in college. I had the first
part, but our 3rd horn was a
At 02:16 PM 3/14/2007 -0400, Anna wrote:
. I've found that I do not have problems hearing the
orchestra while using them, but I don't hear pitch as well. (Could
be because
nobody else is in tune, either.) Have any of you used
these before? If so, what
did you do to adjust to the
At 02:33 PM 2/3/2007 -0800, you wrote:
Sorry for the double post. I am in desperate need of
information. I have proposed a recital program to my department for
my senior recital, which is about a year from now. They are
starting to make a requirement that our recitals must be memorized,
Many apologies for the double-post, but just in case you
had not yet seen this...
(from the Associated Press)
Mozart maniacs, enthusiasts, students, and scholars can now access
the immortal composer's entire catalog through a free online
database, launched December 11, which contains more
I just had all four wisdom teeth taken out yesterday morning.
None
were impacted and the surgery went quite well. My question
is how long should I lay off the horn? I have been told
2-7 days by the surgeon, and that is quite a range. Can
playing Horn
induce dry-socket?
Yes, it can. It
Folks,
In my role as webmaster for our orchestra, I
received the following email and thought
I would pass it on to others.
It says community bands, but I found several
community orchestras listed. Yes, I
did write back to them and suggested they edit the title.
Hi,
I am writing to let
Original message
Date: Sun, 14 May 2006 22:41:03 EDT
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Do you all believe that it is good to play Moosewood
mouthpiece at a
intermediate level of playing? Is it good to play one on a
Holton 180?
My personal opinion is that it is good to play on a decent
.
(Shameless plug -- www.jccso.org. The rest of the program includes
the Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto #1 and Glinka's Ruslan and Lyudmila overture.)
The recording I am listening to (Chicago with Abbado), and our conductor,
both go
for the breath between 2 and 3.
Margaret
Margaret Dikel
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gesture is
lost in my reading glasses.
And pointing right at me means the Bassoons and Violas won't be
confused.
Margaret
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to play your soft b flat, then mentally move yourself
up the octave, then play.
Worked well for me, without a descant and with a lot of praying and
mental prep.
Margaret
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anyone give me some advice on the best way to do
so? and any tips for recovery would be nice too, as I'm somewhat nervous!
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musicians.
If you don't like the music or the stars just say so.
Margaret
who also knows that it ain't the Boston Pops, it's the Esplanade Pops, which
is not the same group.
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in the symphony parts
plus one low horn on the overture, for that evening, but
**you have to be able to play the parts.** 3rd horn on the
symphony plays up to high B flat / B natural just like the first
horn.
If you are able and willing, please call or email me directly.
Margaret
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really be talking to your doctor. And if
he/she doesn't seem to be listening, of if you gut says I'm not
so sure about the advice I'm receiving, find another doctor!!!
Margaret
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probably old notation,
but best to check the other horn parts to see where they sit in the chord
and decide which octave is intended by the composer. Then the section
can reach a general consensus and present a united front if challenged.
Margaret
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.
He got the message.
So, anyone else out there with more stories?
Margaret
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? :-)
Margaret
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healing.
Practicing is up to you. Light work is good, but if it hurts stop. Your
particular sore placement is bad, so you may just end up needing a
few days off if/when they recur, but get the Lysine and the cream.
Good luck.
Margaret
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dictionary would be a good starting
place. Would those simple translations be sufficient?
Finding this information through Google proved to be impossible, and
that is the only reason why I ask the horn public at large.
Thanks in advance.
Tony
Stratton
Margaret Dikel
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in question.
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resource with guides, forms, and information on
copyright and fair use, and links to several other resources to
assist you in your search.
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, but I'll push it up to 1.5 hours if I
have a
big concert coming up and need the extra endurance. Of course, I start
doing that about 8 weeks before the concert.
And in the summer I rest, remembering to mark 6 weeks before rehearsals
start so I can start practicing again. :-)
Margaret
Margaret
and loud and soft -- practice them during
your warm-up.
And once you've practiced all of this, spend time practicing everything else.
Margaret
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with lots of folks from BU and NEC
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practice to learn the notes
outside
of the rehearsal, and they mark the stuff that causes problems.
Margaret
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on replacement value, with a bit
of consideration for the current condition of the instrument. Let's face
it, if the
horn is badly damaged, it can cost as much as a new one to repair it.
Margaret
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schedule. Works fine for
me every year.
Margaret
** this year we are kicking off the season with an all-Dvorak concert -- My
Homeland, Cello Concerto,
and New World. I've gotta really be rocking!
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be able to find another one (I actually switched to
this from another ACE inhibitor).
The formula of Lisinopril I take is combined with a diuretic (Hctz), so
it is important to drink plenty of water each day to counteract this
effect.
Margaret
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than sitting in a
group and
being unhappy.
Margaret
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of performance). Plus, the
better your grades, the more likely it is you can get academic scholarships.
Margaret
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set your
and work hard to survive while
working
to get established in this field. And she won't be upset if, after several
years, you
decide to go into another field because she'll know you did your best, had
a great
time, and still love music. And her.
Margaret
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commitments
that may prove difficult to balance with collegiate studies, but take the
auditions you can if your
teacher approves. You might get lucky, you might not, but you will learn
from the experience.
Margaret
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music unless it is done in a
manner you feel is appropriate with no consideration for any other means.
I apologize to the entire list for this conversation. However, I also
apologize
to you, Prof. Pizka, because I have really lost all respect for your thoughts
on this topic.
Margaret
Margaret
.)
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At 05:58 AM 1/29/2004, you wrote:
I hope everyone had the opportunity to hear Phil Myers with the NY Phil play
Brahms 2nd last night. He proved, once again, that he is one of the top
horn players of the world.
He was good, but Thomas Quasthoff was great!
Margaret
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before attempting the Rhenish. And the Schubert
Great C Major. Dvorak 8 also comes to mind.
Margaret
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handed out I don't care how you do it -- slurred, staccato, or
what.
I found that slurring the B flat to D worked well for me (got 3 out of 4),
but I had
about 8 weeks of warning and warmed up to D every day. However you do it,
ask the 2nd horn to play the same articulation.
Margaret
Margaret
to find what works best for you, but I personally
think longer sessions a couple of times a week may work better
for developing (or maintaining) various aspects of your playing than
5 minutes daily.
Margaret
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for leadership. A unique arts-based
training program is showing business managers how to become star
performers by putting them in front of an orchestra.
Read the article from Tallahassee.com
http://www.tallahassee.com/mld/tallahassee/business/6633053.htm
Margaret Dikel
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with which to control
it.
Margaret
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and restoration business, Cheuvront's Chevy's,
is on Heinz Ave in Pittsburgh.
As a guide, check out Baumann's bio at
http://www.dispeker.com/page/baumann.html
or this collections of honorary members from the IHS
http://www.hornsociety.org/PEOPLE/Honor/index.html
Margaret
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. You have time.
Margaret
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, formerly with the Charlestown, S.C. Symphony.
Thanks,
Craig Knutson
Principal Horn
Idaho Falls Symphony
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I'm sending this to both horn lists since I think many
will be interested.
The Health section in today's Washington Post (3/25/03)
has a nice article on medical problems frequently seen
in musicians, links to associations who study these problems,
and some suggestions for help. In some cases, it
Looks there was a small victory, but that may be countered by the new
Special Situations committee.
This is quoted from Playbill online.
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/78349.html
At a press conference March 11, it was announced that minimums at the
large Broadway theatres will now have set
At 09:08 PM 2/9/2003 -0500, you wrote:
I just got finished with the Pennsylvania Music Education Association
District orchestra festival. It consisted of 44 different schools from the
region and about 150 students. The guest conductor was great! He chose
great music
Mike,
So glad you had an
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