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Yes, Michael, there is a Prof. I. M. Gestopftmitscheist!
Those who have no idea what Cabbage is talking about should Google "Yes,
Virginia, there is a Santa Claus."
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That's it. If you are lucky, the separate part for horn in F, which was
included with the vocal score, is misfiled in your library.
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The edition I checked out is a Boosey and Hawkes, but a 70's edition.
It's transcribed for the Horn and Piano and on the front it says
Boosey and Hawkes sells an edition with the horn part at concert pitch
in the score (which includes voice and piano) plus a separate part for
horn in F. I bought it from Thompson.
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Hi to all. I was hoping to dive into Britten's Serenade for Tenor, Horn and
Strings t
While holding the cat, stand on the scale and read the combined weight
of you and the cat. Set the cat down. Read your weight. The
difference is the cat's weight.
Loren wrote:
I don't know how much the cat weighs 'cause I can't get him to
hold still on the scale.
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Al cass is Arabic slang, short for al kasb -- "the profit"
or "the winnings" -- and is related to al kusb -- "the oil
cake."
If you think I'm making this up, check with anyone who
speaks Arabic!
Peter W. Schroth
James Ray Crenshaw wrote:
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&g
aurant chains now have
musical instruments on their walls. One near me has a King
2B trombone, a good example of which would be a fine jazz or
swing instrument, with a nail through the slide. Perhaps
some horn players consider this the ideal end for all
trombones, but I would rather see a nail through a
he voicing, the dynamics, the phrasing, etc.,
perhaps to make the part more "pianistic," that is
subjective or "creative," so that if Pappal copied those
aspects, he would infringe Leloir's copyright.
Peter W. Schroth
"McBeth, Amy J" wrote:
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> If -- co
e
second transcriber has access to the work of the first, he
can still make and copyright his own transcription, freely
making use of the objective or "factual" information in the
first transcription. However, in that case, coincidences in
the subjective or "creative" aspec
other one,
only that you didn't copy it.)
Yes, I am a lawyer.
Peter W. Schroth
Scott Pappal wrote:
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> All and professor Pizka:
>
> I appreciate the information - and since I don't want
> to violate any copyright laws, I must withdraw my
> offer of the piano r
any aids, but perhaps only for
two minutes at a time.
Horn related content: the Superbone, like the horn, has
valves that are fingered with the left hand.
Peter W. Schroth
Hans wrote:
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> Does a trombonist ever hold his bone longer than two minutes (in the
> orchestra on stage or i
The trombone version is wonderful for some extremely heavy
bass trombones and for trombones requiring an awkward left
hand position, such as the Holton Superbone. I can't even
hold a Superbone in playing position for more than five
minutes without it.
For the horn, though, I find it difficult to
And your organization could commission a rousing fight song,
to be composed for the occasion. It could be called the
People Against Marching Bands Forcing Students To March
March March March.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Michael wrote
>
> Im starting my own small organization against marching
Every day, I pray for such shortcomings.
If you said to me, "You sound like Dennis Brain when he had
pneumonia," I would know you were lying, but I would still
bask in the compliment for the rest of the day.
Peter W. Schroth
David Jewell wrote:
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> Dennis Brain may ha
This works as advertised in Netscape 7.1, Internet Explorer
6.0, Opera 7.11 and Mozilla 1.4. However, it does not work
in Netscape 4.8.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I've also added a neat esoteric trick to the website. Just select the drop
> down menu and hit go and you can change the colors of
I'm running as fast as I can to keep up with 4 keys.
However, it looks great -- now all it needs is some content.
Peter W. Schroth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Also check this graphic out I did :P
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> http://www.fhorn.com/images/boople.jpg
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Dave Powers wrote:
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> To Anyone:
>
I switched from trombone (after 40 yrs.) to Horn in August.
>
Some thoughts from one who's been working on the same
problem:
1. On the trombone, each note can be perfectly centered by
putting the slide in the right place. You learn the 50 o
Sorry. This was just my v-card, which was included because
I failed to change the preferences to remove it before
posting to the list. It is not a virus or other dangerous
file.
Peter W. Schroth
Brian Baker wrote:
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> Peter,
>
> Whilst reading your email to the horn list, m
t satisfied.
In English or German: caveat emptor.
Peter W. Schroth
G Napuda wrote:
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> All Another cross post. Can someone render a rough translation of this ad.
> My fractured GER implies these were made by Yamaha. Take care.
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I just measured. I'm feeling somewhat validated, because
mine were not far from these measurements.
However, can it be that all makes of horn are (about) the
same in this respect?
"Prof.Hans Pizka" wrote:
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> Thumb rule:
>
> F-side
> 1st slide about 8-9 mms
>
> 2nd slide about 7-8 mms
>
> 3
The quoted sentence is not familiar to most Americans. It
is Hitler, on 1 September 1939, announcing the outbreak of
the war in a radio address. He continued, "I will fight
this war, no matter against whom, until the safety of the
Reich and its rights are secured."
But certainly this is NHR.
Ha
state) to fail to eliminate unfair obstacles to
equal opportunity for persons with disabilities.
(Still, it would be even better if an ophthalmologist could
fix the problem. . . .)
Peter W. Schroth
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