http://www.poperepair.com/store/
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To Anyone Who Can Help:
I have been looking for the past several
The H109 was the Ultra Farkas. I presume it was a carefully handcrafted
version of the ubiquitous H179.
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FYI
Phil Munds (Baltimore SO's Principal horn) and Bryan Rowe (piano), artists
featured on the CD entitled Spiorad, have a new website that lists
upcoming concerts, photos, video, and sound clips.
Check it out: I've really enjoyed their music.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
Sorry folks: I've failed Cut Paste 101.
Here's the missing link:
www.sonicbids.com/BryanRowePhilMunds
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having fun making music together.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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There are individual instrument parts (bass, violins, violas, oboes, horns,
score, and solo horn) for concertos K412 and K417 at this site:
http://www.mutopiaproject.org/cgibin/make-table.cgi?Composer=MozartWA
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Try this:
http://www.mutopiaproject.org/cgibin/make-table.cgi?Composer=MozartWA
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Maybe the IHS could/should acquire them.
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The CD's in question are now owned by
Sadly, WNPR here in central CT dropped almost all music (if you don't count
A Prairie Home Companion) in favor of talk programming.
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The
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra / Karl Böhm
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Hornlist,
I currently own two recordings
Hello Jason,
I've enjoyed browsing though Jon's website. Thank you for let me know about
it. I met him long ago when the Chicago Brass Quintet came to CT. He was
very courteous; I'll bet it's a real pleasure to have him as a colleague.
If you don't mind me asking a hardware question, what
I'll second Linda's recommendation. This is a challenging but very
rewarding and accessible work. The Pastorale is simply gorgeous.
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A friend said today that she attended the Rocky Ridge Music Center in
Colorado a long time ago. She recalled how she loved to hear at the
beginning and end of each day a particular work performed by a pair of
horns.
I'm writing ask if someone knows what was played. She'd like to hear it
Is this it
http://base.kb.dk/pls/mus_web/node_vis.ProjektOversigt?p_projekt_id=UKAM
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Subject: [Hornlist] Danish library
I blush to
I got a Besson for my 11 year old. It is certainly adequate and it can make
a decent sound. For a child of small stature I think its 3/4 size and light
weight are advantageous.
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Gee, makes me feel like I'm in good company...
THIRTY ONE YEARS LATER (YES ,31) AND SOME PEOPLE ARE STILL TALKING ABOUT
BARRY'S MISSED HIGH C
IS IT ANY WONDER WHY HORN PLAYERS GET PARANOID?
P Navarro
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INS 244 =
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And shop owner will like these!
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Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Engineering Department to get this started.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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In the event you know someone looking for this model, I've posted my Holton
Merker H276M for sale at www.hornsociety.org.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Or here
http://www.smcpublications.com/catalog/music/instrumental/brass/french_horn.
htm
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in a performance.
Happy note nailing.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
West Hartford Symphony Orchestra (mostly on 3rd horn this concert)
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I has my first encounter as third horn with Bolero tonight. My, there are
a lot of Ds! The first horn and I thought we'd spell each other. Are there
any standard places for each part to lay off?
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Josh
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I has my first encounter as third horn with Bolero tonight. My, there
are
a lot of Ds! The first
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If any of you knowledgeable folk know what they play, I'd like to know.
This is from hornplayer.net
Thank you, Dave, for a very informative reply. Russ
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Are lead pipes cast, reamed, or made by some other process? For those who
are knowledgeable, what can you say about their variability.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Hans,
Wendell Rider (http://www.wendellworld.com/html/FingeringChart.pdf) has an
excellent article at his site from his book Real World Horn Playing about
the fingering. He writes of the A above the staff: This is another note
that varies from horn to horn. T0, T12, and T3 are all good choices,
Wes,
Were the Merkers in production when you were testing Holtons?
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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I think it says less for the quality and more
Craig wrote:
Indeed, Russ' reference to Consumer's Reports points
to a need we have in the larger horn community: the
need to have access to independent evaluations
of instruments. For many of us, local sources of
instruments to try out are very limited,
increasingly so as stores cut back
student or educator to take up the challenge independently, I
wish them well.
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sample didn't stop me
from buying a H276M last year. The valves are fine. I'm hoping I get at
least 9 more years out of them.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Hey, Bill, that looks just like my horn on your website (well almost). Is
that custom modification so that every one in your club can play the same
horn simultaneously?
Thanks for the reply. I'll add it to my files for future consideration.
Peace, indeed,
or to be avoided.
If the club is paid for public performances, how is disbursement best
handled.
Thanks for your thoughts,
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Did anyone get to James Sommerville's recent performance of the Weber
Concertino. I presume that it was extremely well done, but descriptions
beyond that would be interesting to read.
Russ
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If another stupid mouthpiece question annoys you, delete now.
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Okay, of those remaining, does anyone know what mouthpiece Gail Williams
used for the Deep Remembering CD?
Russ Smiley
curious in Marlborough, CT
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and lip
trilling the D. That sounded and was inconsistent. How have other amateurs
out there successfully performed them? (I expect that professionals with
robust trills have no trouble with them.)
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Leather Specialties Company has some nice handguards. Maybe they can
help.http://www.leatherspecialtiescompany.com/
In a message dated 3/8/2003 1:11:34 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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Does anybody on this list have a Yamaha 868 with a handguard? If so,
what
kind is
them worth serious consideration? Maybe you could make some
select comparisons to better known 'production' alternatives, including the
Conns, Yamahas, Holtons, etc.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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You'll find it here:
https://www.birdalone.com/cgi-bin/store/mall2000.cgi
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I am looking for a source to purchase
I think this is sage and very noble advice, especially coming from someone
who makes a living selling equipment. Thank you, Dave.
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I hear
Also, Lisa Bontrager performs it on her recital CD, entitled appropriately
enough Hunter's Moon on Summit DCD327.
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Theres a recording
My 2¢ - The Hustis recital CD is really fine.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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Gregory Hustis has
I believe Rayburn Osmun carry them.
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Hi,
Try http://www.aswltd.com/brass.htm
Regards,Jerry in Kansas City
What type of snakes/brushes are recommended for cleaning out lead pipes and
tubing? I think I recall that wire snakes were to be avoided, so I'm
interested to learn what alternatives there are.
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Steve,
Do Holton's Merker models have the fatal flaw that you observe in Conn and
King horns?
I had not intended to open up my H276 to see how the bearings are
configured, but maybe you have looked in some.
With kind regards,
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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From
Stradella, I attempt from Loves Sickness to
Fly by Henry Purcell, and Camille Saint-Saens' Opus 36 Romance.
With kind regards,
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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are made in Japan. Thank you, Bob.
Russ Smiley
always learning in CT
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Yamaha makes student trumpets, trombones, and saxes
zing!
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Subject: [Hornlist] Microphone placement
Craig K wondered
Our faculty brass quintet is doing some recording on stage in a modest
sized performance hall (800 seating); we
, the booklet's discussion of Symphony
51 specifically refers to the hornist's virtuosity but doesn't provide a
name. Some of the recent Mahler recording's I've purchased do provide the
roster of musicians, and I welcome that.
Russ Smiley, also an amateur
Marlborough, CT
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I have a Moosewood BW13 that I will probably will put up on e-bay unless
someone has an interest in an even swap for it. I'm interested in either a
Moosewood B16 or C14. Reply with your offer.
Russ Smiley
Marlborough, CT
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I've enjoyed listening to Baroque concertos for trumpet, cello, oboe, horn,
etc. I believe that modern horn artists use descant or triple horns for
recordings for recordings of Förster, Telemann, etc. I know there are many
natural horn recordings of classical works (Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn,
Thank you, Steven.
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All of these have great natural horn playing of baroque music --
Telemann: Concerto in
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