[Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 48, Issue 14

Actually, in my experience, the Horn has much greater inconsistencies in intonation from register to register. It¹s just that we¹re used to making THOSE adjustments and not the ones necessary to play mello in tune. That, coupled with old, poorly maintained instruments, incorrect mouthpiece choices

[Hornlist] Mark Taylor November/December gigspam...

by yours truly ­ well, not beyond ALL recognition!). November 23 ­ Mark Taylor¹s Belbarbo @ Barbes Featuring poets Les Lopes E.J. Antonio. Taylor ­ horn, mellophonium Lalo ­ vibes Chris Jentsch ­ guitar Keith Witty ­ bass Ferenc Nemeth ­ drums Night of the Ravished Limbs featuring Mark Taylor's

[Hornlist] Jazzhorn gigs in NYC

) 533-6212 Music starts at 9:30 pm == Friday, August 12 26 ­ Mark Taylor¹s Belbarbo @ Spoken Words Café 8pm (or thereabouts) $5 == Spoken Words Café 326 4th Ave. (between Union/President Sts.) Brooklyn NY (718) 569-3923 Right at the N/R Union St. stop

[Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 27, Issue 30

Oh yes, Clifford is one of my favorites! He was the first trumpet player I heard who combined that level of technique with a big, fat, beautiful sound. That's partially why I chose a ballad dedicated to him as my feature with Max's brass quintet. I love Miles and Dizzy, also but for very

[Hornlist] Excessive focus on horn technique? (Was: Re: Horn Digest, Vol 27, Issue 28)

the beauty of the horn. == message: 8 date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 17:27:32 -0500 from: Mark Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED] subject: [Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 27, Issue 27 With all due

[Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 27, Issue 27

With all due respect, for some of us the answer is - all of the above. To date I have needed to: Play the melody line to Donna Lee (famous bebop tune - very hard, very note-y, very fast) in unison with the rest of the brass at a very fast Max Roach tempo (ask a jazz drummer about Max and playing

[Hornlist] Re: Horn Digest, Vol 27, Issue 27

All these are important. Speed, agility, accuracy, cantabile, line, sound, ensemble playing, improvising and more. This is not and either/or situation. Oops. Meant not AN either/or situation. Got to typing too fast, there Mark On 3/23/05 1:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Re: [Hornlist] Re: Schmid Stop Arms

, Issue 21 MARK TAYLOR MUSIC Original music for indie film, dance, theatre and jazz http://www.mark-taylor.biz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ post: horn@music.memphis.edu unsubscribe or set options at http

[Hornlist] Mark Taylor's Jazz Horn Events - March/April '05

Just a note to let you all know what's going on here in NYC (at least for this particular jazz guy!) Thanks, Mark SUNDAY, MARCH 6TH at 8:30PM MICHAEL ATTIAS CLINAMEN ORCHESTRA Michaël Attias: alto saxophone, Ellery Eskelin: tenor saxophone, Mark Taylor

[Hornlist] ...And One More Concert I Wanted You To Know About

Brad Hubbard. Members are: Hayes Greenfield (sopranino/alto saxophone), Mark Taylor (French horn), Lalo (vibraphone), and Lee Marvin (bass). = ³Mark Taylor¹s quartet certainly is unlike any other performing in today¹s jazz scene.² ‹Don Williamson, JazzReview.com

[Hornlist] Re: Singing and Playing at the Same Time

/listinfo/horn End of Horn Digest, Vol 25, Issue 38 ³Mark Taylor¹s quartet certainly is unlike any other performing in today¹s jazz scene.² ‹Don Williamson, JazzReview.com An incisive soloist ... ‹JazzTimes Taylor plays French horn boldly and lyrically... ‹Bob

[Hornlist] Jazz Horn gig for NY Area Hornlisters

. Cover is $5. If you're in the NY area, please come on out and bring some friends. It should be fun. + Spoken Word Café 326 4th Ave. (between Union/President Sts.) Brooklyn NY (718) 569-3923 === Mark Taylor¹s Belbarbo Mark Taylor ­ horn Lalo ­ vibes Brad Jones ­ bass === 8pm

[Hornlist] Jazz Hornist Mark Taylor in Vancouver (subtitled: Shameless Self-Promotion 101)

here: http://zula.ca/Rime_Info.htm ³Mark Taylor¹s quartet certainly is unlike any other performing in today¹s jazz scene.² ‹Don Williamson, JazzReview.com An incisive soloist ... ‹JazzTimes Taylor plays French horn boldly and lyrically... ‹Bob Blumenthal, Atlantic Monthly MARK TAYLOR MUSIC

[Hornlist] Re: Jazz Hornists

Jazzer? Well, anyway, Chris is a great player. I haven't seen him in so long I forgot to put him on my list when I posted. I'd be very interested to see a copy of that dissertation also. Sounds quite interesting. By the way, sorry for my entire sig file posting last time. I meant to delete it

[Hornlist] Re: Jazz Hornists

[snip] Jonell Lindholm Reisterstown MD USA [EMAIL PROTECTED] ³Mark Taylor¹s quartet certainly is unlike any other performing in today¹s jazz scene.² ‹Don Williamson, JazzReview.com An incisive soloist ... ‹JazzTimes Taylor plays French horn boldly and lyrically... ‹Bob Blumenthal, Atlantic

[Hornlist] Re: two horns or two bells?

MARK TAYLOR MUSIC Original music for indie film, dance, theatre and jazz http://www.mark-taylor.biz [EMAIL PROTECTED] The new CD ³Circle Squared² is available at: http://www.cdbaby.com/marktaylor http://www.omnitone.com/store/artists/taylormark.htm Listen to more music at: http

Re: [Hornlist] Attacking Low Notes

thing you can hear. It is only a small system, too Cheers, MARK TAYLOR MUSIC Original music for indie film, dance, theatre and jazz http://www.mark-taylor.biz [EMAIL PROTECTED] The new CD ³Circle Squared² is available at: http://www.cdbaby.com/marktaylor http://www.omnitone.com/store/artists

RE: [Hornlist] You mean it's not ALL me?

concept of how the horn should sound. Thanks Mark Taylor Hornist with Henry Threadgill, Max Roach, Muhal Richard Abrams and others http://www.mark-taylor.biz ___ post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] set your options at http://music.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn