every instrument has these problems, piccolo in tchaik 4, triangle in Wagner
Tanhouser overture, Contrabassoon in Beethoven 9, and just think per note how
much you are being payed, more than your three buddies.
Rob
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have found playing in the pit is fun and builds
endur
ity, and interaction with real people in the flesh, and
being outdoors. Although in Grad school at USC I didn't play in
the marching band, I guess I outgrew it. I do remember it was fun though.
Rob Schmidtke
David Jewell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrot
culture. I have
several Italian work visas from the years I played in the Spoleto Festival in
Italy. so maybe I can be a little Italian? (humor wink wink)
Rob Schmidtke
Daniel Canarutto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >What an ignorant, arrogant,
comment to make. Perhaps Valerie was
>being
from this side of the Atlantic that
allowed you to continue to live in your deep and complex culture at
great cost to us.
Rob Schmidtke
Professional musician for 20 years (IE. no day job)
Daniel Canarutto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >There's nothing more boring than a
string orches
fortissimo, truly amazing. I
like the freshness and excitement of their performance. During Ma's interview
during the intermission, he stated that they ran the piece once before the
performance. Hence all the life wasn't rehearsed out of the piece. All in all
an excellent concert.
Rob Sc
y students greatly. I think it
helps to know that what happens to the horn when we stop it and what we are
trying to do are two separate things.
Rob Schmidtke
Valerie WELLS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I visited Dillon music in Woodbridge,
NJ yesterday. I tried out about 10
used horns & 3 n
strive to learn something every day.
I heard Phil Myers palying chamber music once years ago, and it was the
most beautiful, sensitive, controlled playing I have ever heard. I know he can
blow the walls of Avery Fisher down if he wanted to. This is what I strive for.
Then what I am aske
n to check myself, but I set up the tuner and
play first with my eyes closed then open them to check the pitch.
Rob Schmidtke
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an play with a Bigger more
focused sound on my alexes than I can on a conn. The alex is less buzzy, brassy
edgy than the conn at a forte dynamic. I have also found that the center of the
tone is more user friendly on the alex than the conn.
Rob Schmidtke
I need a case for my 301 (triple horn) that I can travel with. I will be going
to Germany in June and I think my case that came with the horn is to big. it is
a detachable bell horn, any help would be appreciated
Rob Schmidtke
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f! The Hummel is especially tasty, as is the Peer Gynt.
Enjoy!
Paul Rincon
On 1/7/07, rob schmidtke wrote:
>
> I want more more more. I love FFJ her voice is so .. diffused. I
> remember hearing a trumpet player doing a similar bang up job on the Hummel
> concerto. Dare
I want more more more. I love FFJ her voice is so .. diffused. I
remember hearing a trumpet player doing a similar bang up job on the Hummel
concerto. Dare I ask if there are any equally gifted Horn players out there.
Plaese post links if you have them.
Rob Schmidtke
Klaus Bjerre
and breathing art form. Music is not math, there is more than one right answer
in music. The constants are: right notes, good pitch, absolute rhythem, and
observing the composers intentions. The beauty , excitement, and artistery
come from each of us.
Rob Schmidtke
hans <[E
c# is not Db etc.
how the note should be treated as a leading tone, M3, m3 etc. Why I like the
tonality of Db M better than than C# M. I just never thought about it relating
to transposition. Thank you so much for your advice.
Rob Schmidtke
hans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But how do you
I always think of H like horn in C then flat everything
Rob Schmidtke
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An 8d that doesn't have tapered valves are easy to spot. Undo the cap and look
to see if the bearing plate has a lip on it around the edge. in other words
does the bearing plate fit down into the the casing, or is there a shoulder
around the the edge of the bearing plate that will only allow the
I recently purchased a brand new Alex 301. The manufacturer recommends not
oiling the valve surface unless you plan on not playing the horn for a while.
Oil the bearings yes but not the face of the rotor. Yikes. This seems crazy to
me. I would think regular oiling would protect the surface of th
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