ith a
web cam.
Even if the mpc position is OK the angle of the mouthpipe can cause
localised pressure problems.
Just a thought.
Simon
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#x27;d say, get a set of Brahms symphonies on CD and scores, and go
through them (at least the juiciest bits) singing the parts as you go
(with fingering).
You'll get used to it.
Simon
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ubt it's a method to recommend.
Simon
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Schubert: Symphony #9 in C
Too obvious?
Beethoven: Symphony #1 second Mvt
or doesn't 2nd violin count as solo?
:-)
Simon
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On 2009/06/29, at 12:39, horn-requ...@music.memphis.edu wrote:
Name compositions for orchestra (including concerti) that begin with a
one single,
might have been the safest option.
A previous post got so mangled in the digester that I didn't know who
the artist was:
a fabulous Czech woman hornist, Vladim=EDra Kl=E1ns=k=E1,=20
... She studied with Vladimir Kub=E1t at=20the Prague Conservatory
to be very well-behaved with this respect; they
respond to posts succinctly and don't get pushy.
Do the ones who post long lists here make some contribution to the
maintenance of the list, perhaps?
Simon
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'm sure you've experienced this frequently. That,
by the way, is why jazz players pluck their basses; it spreads the
sound in all directions.
Well, I've got some homework to do now; I must brush up on the quantum
theory or sound.
Simple Simon
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going.
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extremely
short, fast, repeated, upward glissando.
10 mini trombones per second, each of them slightly sharp...most
disturbing! :-)
3) The speed of sound also depends on air-pressure so
..ouch, my brain hurts.
Simon V
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http://www.thefirstpost.co.uk/assets/library/090506picoftheday--124160552068348500.jpg
"A visitor to the Goldener Sternen restaurant in Freiburg, Germany,
uses one of three baritone horns installed as ..."
:-[
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for a long time.
How about the others; Schneider, Dauprat and Tripperies ?
(What nationality is that last guy? :-D )
Simon
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ht.
"Sorry, officer. I was driving so fast it looked green to me!"
Simon
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recording? :-)
Then how do you explain the fingering: 0-1-0 (using thumb valve) for
the top 3 notes, at 56 seconds?
It looks to me like :
[B0] f Cf[F12]a[F0]c-[F1]d-[F0]c
Where BO=open Bb horn, F12=1&2 on high F horn
"C" meaning written c within the stave, "c" m
ore
accessing the site.
Example:
---
Preview of TinyURL.com/NYTTiffany
This TinyURL redirects to:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/15/us/15land.html?_r=1&em
Proceed to this site.
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e and can
run down overnight, especially if the light gets switched on too. It
can also start emitting a tuning tone from the bottom of your bag,
which can be altered in pitch, but rarely stopped, by deliberate or
accidental prodding. Highly embarrassing.
Not
Val wrote:
warm (not hot) water
Would you (i.e. generally) expound on the reasons for this, please?
Simon
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tes,
you will still lack the control to use it well.
This can lead to "over-shooting" high notes, as I know from
experience. :-(
Simon
(rank amateur)
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son, I use a Pizka.
I presume they would have been rolled over to make a thicker rim than
the metal of the sheet itself.
Simon
P.S. a friend bought me a Parrot while he was in China: incredible!
Now I have an instrument to leave out for the kids to play with.
And I appreciate even my cheap
can
use the rest of the can on your bike. :-)
Simple Simon
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On 2009/02/12, at 3:00, horn-requ...@music.memphis.edu wrote:
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date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 15:43:40 - (GMT)
from: "Kit Wolf"
subject: Re: AW: [Hornlist] shortest valve slide
Kit, didn´t you see my explanation, why the first valve came as a
full
step valve first ?
Of course. And it
http://www.otheroom.com/namm07/images/wag.jpg
http://www.otheroom.com/namm07/techno.html#continuum
http://www.xpresense.com/
"The Wag"
I wonder if this item could be used to open up a whole new world for
the natural horn?
:D
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list, please?
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Sorry about the delayed reaction: I received some private responses
(Thank you!) and missed those which came only to the list until they
reached me in the digest.
m(_ _)m
from: "hans.pi...@t-online.de"
subject: Re: [Hornlist] Why is shortest valve slide in the middle?
Simon,
bad hand... did I really say that... sorry!
:-)
Simon
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used
valves while the standard horn was still natural.
Simple Simon
:-Q (finger in mouth)
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Incredible!! You can almost read their parts!
I'm curious about the three people to the left (as viewed) of the
horns, who have no instruments. Surely it doesn't take three to
operate a fire extinguisher.
:-)
Simon
On 2009/02/06, at 10:21, Leonard & Peggy Brown wrote:
Carlisle wrote:
so I volunteered to play the handbell in G.
Huh, another of these people who ENJOY transposition..
:D
Simon
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Should I forward this to SETI?
If not, what would you suggest?
Simon
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date: Sun, 1 Feb 2009 22:27:06 +
from: lewho...@yahoo.com
subject: Re: [Hornlist] "Dent&
an accordion on its way to Japan.
:-(
Simon
To Lawrence and Cabbage; No, not THAT "underground" (I'm not old
enough): the Tube in London!
(OMG, now we're going to get some tube jokes..)
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if I recall correctly it is almost like the build up of
tension maybe depicting like a hunting sharp perhaps?
Almost! The word you are looking for is, I believe, "snark".
:-)
Kind regards,
another
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t 100% sure it was a
piano accomp); if I recall correctly it is almost like the build up of
tension maybe depicting like a hunting sharp perhaps?
Kind regards,
Simon
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to be condoned, in my humble opinion, by
anyone who really loves the horn.
Take care all,
Simon Locke
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play the notes above the c in the third space. Just a guideline.
Simon
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date: Fri, 12 Dec 2008 11:12:52 -0500
from: sirgallihad
subject: Re: [Hornlist] A Practicing dilemma
Well, my warmup consists of mainly a mix of arba
than
written gets me back in good form when I've been playing lots of high
notes.
My 2 lumens.
Simon
On 2008/12/12, at 3:00, horn-requ...@music.memphis.edu wrote:
message: 2
date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 15:45:18 -0500
from: sirgallihad
subject: [Hornlist] A Practicing dilemma
Hi horn listers,
When did you realise it wasn't yours?
Sorry, there are too many unknowns to judge what caused the
apparent difference. :-(
Simon
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the right page.
Same problem as in the video URLs once before. Don't ask me why!
Simon
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Dear Colleagues,
Please pass this information to folks who might be interested. Hornist Simon
Locke and pianist Abigail Johnson have a new website for their brass
instrument demonstration project. It can be found at www.brassmaster.org
Please feel free to have a look around the site. The
r?) immensely, and a Pizka mp has
helped too.
(I grew up on a Lidl BF and also played an early Yamaha double.)
FWIW
BTW I was surprised to hear that they were released so long ago. I got
mine in the 90s.
Simon
On 2008/10/09, "Steve Freides" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
subject:
On 2008/10/04, at 2:00, <[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
nobody has been able to teach me to curl my
tongue. Can't do it. No way.
Roll up the sides into a tube?
I've heard it may be genetic. Can your Dad do it?
:-)
Simon
_
http://kk.org/ct2/2008/08/other-isomorphic-keyboards.php
Get one of these!
Simple Simon
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from: "David Lamb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Go to www.classical.net. Search for Lamb. Scroll down to #9 (I
think) --
mp3 downloads. Click on "Bon appétit." Then scroll down to "On
Vacation"
and get the free download.
Or click here:
http://www.classical.net/music/comp.lst/works/lambjd/music
http://www.reuters.com/news/video?videoId=84742&videoChannel=4
Apparently in the Philipines there is a traditional of bamboo bands.
Simon
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Val,
I compared the URL you gave us with the one on the site when I DID
find it. They are slightly different.
If you cut out the "3D" from the middle of the URL it works fine.
Just don't ask me why!!
:-)
Simon
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It's called a "mute".
:D
S
message: 6
date: Sat, 21 Jun 2008 19:57:51 -0500
from: Karon Ismari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
subject: [Hornlist] Horn sound projector
Please excuse the poor description but I remember having seen a round
(cone shaped maybe) sound projector (correct term?) connected to
som
ut in this
particular
case I think it helps to clarify exactly what I'm talking about.)
Absolutely!
I debated whether to use "French" and decided to avoid getting
someone's back upmy mistake.
Simon
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n high Eb, which I was told was a "tenor horn".
No, I didn't : I started on our garden hose, come to think of it. :-)
Simon
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Just as a side note Wikipedia states that "American in Paris" was a NY
Philharmonic commission and in fact they did the premier but no one
did the
commission. Wikipedia is not always a good source
Debbie Schmidt
Tisch Center for the Arts
I hope you corrected it.
That's what wiki depends on.
S
n't a clue. I merely noticed, when I got to
Valerie's recommended video by searching for it, that the URL was the
same except for these 2 characters.
SImon
On Jun 2, 2008, at 2:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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subject: [Hornlist] for no
ade For French Horn
Anthony Randall: Swings And Roundabouts
etc.
Simon
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Did you notice that the mouth man is also conducting?
Thanks, David!
Simon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkJ03vm8FJk
Do we ever do anything like this? Is this properly called a duet?
David Goldberg
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I also note that the hand in the bell is not in an outrageous position.
Maybe she IS a horn player.
S
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Can anyone provide any further information about this horn and this wrap? It
seems to be quite common on the German and Austrian ebay sites - I wonder if
it is an Alto and if it is a design for military bands perhaps?
Thanks
Simon
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d "common". I'd say violins
are often pretty unpopular, especially that one at the front who thinks
he should be the conductor.
:-)
Simple Simon
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s not
mean getting the right pitch.
and expressed it better!
:-)
Simple Simon
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Can any of you computer-savvy people tell me what happened to the post
(from Horn Digest, Vol 62, Issue 5) below? Why is there only one word
per line? It happened to someone on another list yesterday, but we were
unable to identify a cause or remedy.
Thanks
Simon
message: 17
date: Sun
you want to
keep in the reply BEFORE you click the REPLY button.
Simon
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. Which of course may be affected by
fingering too.
Simple Simon
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Perhaps you could re-orchestrate the Vienna Horns arrangement which I think
is for 4 Wagner Tubas and 8 Horns published by www.primverlag.at
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"DalleyHN" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On narrow bore natural horns in use in
Beethoven's time ...
How narrow WERE they?
Simple Simon
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Steve wrote:
How about Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwantisiliogogogoch, a
village in Wales.
Used to be my nearest railway station!
But it was quicker to commute by bicycle than to wait in line to ask
for a ticket home. :-)
Simon
item from the BBC website:
BBC On This Day (9 December 1952)
"Last night, the Sadler's Wells theatre had to end a performance of La
Traviata after the first act because the auditorium had filled with
fog."
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ogen at all times or else
they will ...( add your own scary consequence). Horn players will know
that most manufacturers supply these devices with the instrument.
But seriously, what do they do with items that will seriously damage
the customs inspector if opened without due precautions? Call
Cabbage wrote:
The situation is even worse for valve oil. I spent $4.95
on my most recent purchase. This is over $12,000 a barrel!
Luckily, a barrel of valve oil will last a long time,
even though it doesn't fit very easily in the
little compartment of my MB case.
You've got it
nd come up with very little. No
comments on this piece except that it was performed (in a number of
concerts) , and generally derisive comments on his music (mainly for
"anime", it seems).
Anyway here are the links if you want to look further.
Simon
(Maybe significantly, the composer
some grief.
As a precaution, I leave its "mode" switch to "sound" when I switch
off, so I'll hear it if it gets switched on.
Serious Simon
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You should get a third hand one. Your first 2 hands will be busy.
Simple Simon
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subject: [Hornlist] tuners?
Anyone have a hand-held tuner
anyone
else? or I am suffering from a psychological change as well or maybe it is
the ageing process! Look forward to hearing other people's experiences.
Take care
Simon
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Is this my problem, or the se
uspect I updated the site while you were typing, so we may
have got crossed lines here. The location with the original address no
longer exists and the only one you can find is the latest version, as
in your post.
Thanks for bothering, and any further comments or advice will be most
welcome.
Thanks for all the helpful comments.
Latest update: Minimal capitals, no spaces, even in page names:
http://web.mac.com/ogawa_family/iWeb/meisterwerkstatte/englishtop.html
and as requested, a tinyurl:
http://tinyurl.com/2udwwk
Many thanks to all!
Simon
s I know).
very gratefully yours,
Simon Varnam
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er. Your advice will be much appreciated.
http://web.mac.com/ogawa_family/iWeb/Meister%20Werkstatte/
English%20Top.html
gratefully yours,
Simon Varnam
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Thanks for the recommendation, Eldon.
I couldn't find a picture on the site.
Is this the kind that usually sends air through the horn but leaks if
you press too hard, or does it leak all the time?
Simon
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idths & Internal Diameters.
Many thanks,
Simon
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Snippity...
I do get a little weary of having to scan through an entire thread to
get to the new comment.
Hear, hear!
S
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shocked to find I wasn't as in tune with myself as I'd expected,
and coming in after rests (with the metronome track muted) was
educational too.
:-)
Simon
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Valerie Wells wrote:
...have students spit out grains of rice, one by one, from between
their lips ...
Water melon seeds. Much more fun.
And have a bucket to spit them into, to develop control.
:-)
Simple Simon
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Yes, I know that 1812 was a political statement, but not about the
U.S.
No?
The troops were decimated piecemeal while the emperor got home safely.
Sound familiar?
SPV
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to him for advise.
.
But don't neglect your other studies. Pay attention in English class to
improve your writing skills. Very important at the college level.
Excellent adviCe, Richard!
:-)
Simple Simon
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un
??
I'd assumed they'd used a tuba and something else for the extreme notes.
Simple Simon
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Well I had a thuthpithion that you were jutht taking the p .. ..
er pulling our legth.
Thimon
from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I always try to write contributions that offer
good, salad information. Those who read my
words carefully will discover that they are
full of pith.
Gotta go,
Cabba
tight bore for a youngster. (My teacher was reputable and is now head
of an educational establishment in the UK.)
Simon
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s part leader in the community band, with little time for
one-on-one.)
Many thanks to all.
Simon
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Simple Simon strikes again:
I'm still not sure what this "as it lies on the horn" means (and no
cabbaging please!).
"Tweaking" with the hand changes the effective length of the air column
which surely changes the center "as it lies on the horn". In this c
Interesting staggered 2nd valve to accommodate the longer middle
finger. :-)
Would the valves be simple "blocked off" cylinders with holes in the
sides? I can't see how the air going into the first valve could be
directed right into the slide and left into 2nd valve and still have a
curve, un
mouth into the
horn, even though I keep my teeth clean. -> Gently with the shower
hose.
Simon
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If put this file on my iDisk, anyone could download it from my public
folder if they get the free "iDisk Utility" software. (This is for
Windows users. Mac users have this capability already.)
I'll put the address on the list if and when it's ready.
What do you think?
Simo
onal, not a physical necessity.
The zero for the Celsius scale has reason, conventional though it be.
Fahrenheit had a reason for choosing his zero differently. Is there a
reason why any particular pitch should be given a particular name apart
f
onal, not a physical necessity.
The zero for the Celsius scale has reason, conventional though it be.
Fahrenheit had a reason for choosing his zero differently. Is there a
reason why any particular pitch should be given a particular name apart
f
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Sorry, Simon, why is there no use for a DVD in PAL format in
NTSC land ? You can play it in yo
e
publicity like this on Youtube they could make a fortune.
Simon
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tes.
Usually, of course.
This IS confusing!
Simon
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leave just a small portion on
YouTube...it will entice people to buy the full video.
Do you happen to know where it's available online? On DVD?
Simon
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. I'd thought the V formed by 1st finger and thumb were
used,
3) He seems to nod when making long interval jumps,
4) Is it an optical illusion or is that really a white-wall bell? Why?
Thanks
Simon
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Dear Vallerie,
I'm having trouble following the debate because all your mails (which
come to me in the digest) get heavily peppered with things like this:
"=0D=0A=0D=0A", (see below) .
Is there anything you can do about this?
Thanks.
Simon
.
Thanks, Herb F
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Which note?
Not that high Ab that people arguing about, is it?
Lettice
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Do you have it too, Matthew, or is your spelling of "pallete" a simple
typo?
:-)
On 2007/02/23, at 3:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Curiously, he had the gift of Synesthesia. I think
that fact alone may explain much of his sound palate.
Matthew Scheffelman
Interesting topic. Thanks for bringi
, so
something specifically for horn would probably be better than the
arrangements of popular pieces ("Liebestraum" for saxophone trios and
the like) that are available on the music shops around here.
Any recommendations?
Simon
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pos
, so
something specifically for horn would probably be better than the
arrangements of popular pieces ("Liebestraum" for saxophone trios and
the like) that are available on the music shops around here.
Any recommendations?
Simon
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pos
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