us conservatories in Europe and Japan.
He resides in San Francisco with his wife, Margot Heiligman, and their son,
Elias.
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971.222.8650
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March 22nd 8pm at:
The Old Church 1422 SW 11th, downtown Portland
Tickets at the door $8 for adults/ $5 for students and seniors.
The Northwest Horn Orchestra is a revolving assembly of 16 French horn
players from The Oregon Symphony, Portland Opera, Oregon Ballet Theatre,
Eugene Sym
Kerry Turner of the American Horn Quartet will perform with Kristina Mascher as
the VIRTUOSO HORN DUO at the University of Oregon. Joining them will be Kyle
Turner, Tuba, Lauretta Bloomer, Piano and Lydia Van Dreel, horn.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 8 PM BEALL RECITAL HALL, UNIVERSITY OF O
NO, you have to talk to the guy directly through email.
Tom Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 12 Sep 2007, at 7:00 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> This information is incredibly helpful. After my posting, I spent
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> much) time looking for a location that offered the CD or any
I was wondering if there is a site online that has Mahler 9 parts?
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Sept. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Luciano Pavarotti, the Italian tenor whose clarion lyric
voice and performances from concert houses to outdoor stadiums made him a pop
icon and the most famous opera singer since Enrico Caruso, has died. He was 71.
Pavarotti, who underwent surgery in New York for pancrea
What were their names?
Chris Earnest <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Milton Kicklighter wrote:
>I sent my note not to start another "war" but to start another thread. I
>thought it would be nice if some of the "old timers" and new ones for
>that matter might like to discuss their time in a military b
kerryturner.com
John Wunderlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Can anyone tell me where I can
purchase Kerry Turner quartets? I have
Fanfare for Barqs, but I'd like to have some of his other works.
Thanks in advance,
John Wunderlin
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I am not in an active duty band, but a guard band. It is required that we a
play the provided 8d's. The suppossed thought is it looks better and should
sound better. So we therefore all play on new lacquered screw bell 8d's. I was
told that I can not play in the ensemble with a lawson bell if i
I like Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. I find that you can easily
relate it to how you approach the horn, and music. It also gives you some
thought on why cerain teachers teach a certain way. It isnt music related, but
can easily be related.
justin
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This isn't about horn stuff, but asked by a horn player.
I was wondering if any one had any contact info for Bud Herseth? I want to
try and get him to do a master class or something for my school, and was
wondering if any one had any info.
Thanks,
Justin
I have two recordings besides london horn sound of people hitting the A above
high C. One is the american horn quartet playing Haydn 39. The other is on
audition improbable, in the practice tape track, I think it is the loudest A I
have heard.
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I dont think we can ship out the DVD, I think it is something that we are going
to archive for the studio. I would love to send it out and share that event
with everyone, but that would create legal issues.
justin ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I thank you for coming (I was the one
w
I thank you for coming (I was the one who put it on.) He has a website coming
out soon, I will send a link once it is avaliable. The entire event was video
taped (except the recital) I will let you know when we format it to DVD.
thanks
Justin
Valerie WELLS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My
William VerMeulen is giving a recital thursday at PSU's Lincoln hall RM 75
thursday from 12-1. He will also have done a masterclass which is also free
that day from 9-11 in room 175 and lecture that day in room 225 from 2-3. All
events are free! any problems email me back.
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) lecture (2:00--3:00 RM225)
He will also have limited available spots for lessons, but must be asked in
advance. To reserve a spot for a lesson, or for more info, email Justin Ellis
at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lessons should be booked no later than February 22. There
may be drop-in lesson
lesson rate is $100 an hour, and $55 a half hour.
(All events will take place in Portland States Lincoln Hall )
This is a Symphony Orchestra at PSU sponsored event, and is free and open to
all.
Any questions or comments feel free to contact me back.
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The new Vienna horns CD is amazing. The bruckner 4 third movement blew me away.
If you love the vienna horn, or horn in general this is an important addition
to your collection.
Paul Mansur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I tried this, but couldn't figure out
how to get a sample to play.
Paul Mans
so its not just horns?
John Baumgart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Previews available here:
http://shop.orf.at/oe1/
Click on the CD and you can listen to about 25-30 seconds of each track.
John Baumgart
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I was wondering a good place to buy online then wendell hoss bach cello suite
transcriptions.
justin
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I am a college student and was looking for a low horn solo. By that I do NOT
mean one that is just a bunch of bass clef stuff (the hole time), but for one
who has facilty in the low range and would like it to show off that quality. I
want to use it for a masterclass, and wish it to be one that i
Does anybody have an opinion on metal thumb throws? My conn 8d (2002ish) has
problems sticking. It seems to lock (the metal brace that has replaced the
string) the metal throw pushes forward and won't move. Osmun sells
http://store.osmun.com/browse.cfm?viewfrom=1&catid=62&step=2 a string linkage
th
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