In a message dated 27/01/2003 20:43:47 GMT Standard Time,
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> Lawrence,
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> Do they cure double vision?
I've been on medication for a while now which means I can't take any alcohol
at all.
This has resulted in a noticeable (and inexplicable) improvement in the
ef
Lawrence,
Do they cure double vision?
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> Date: 1/25/03 11:38:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Bad eye sight
>
> In a message dated 1/25/2003 6:16:58 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> > Don't get me started on percussion players, or for that matt
In a message dated 1/25/2003 2:26:32 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I bought vari-focal glasses so that I could see the music clearly through
> the
> lower section and the conductor clearly through the upper. I don't use
> them
> to play (if I remember to bring my
In a message dated 1/25/2003 6:16:58 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Don't get me started on percussion players, or for that matter trumpet
> players
> on afterbeats! It may be that I'm so used to blurry vision, that I can tell
> who
> the conductor's looking at. YMMV.
Don't get me started on percussion players, or for that matter trumpet players
on afterbeats! It may be that I'm so used to blurry vision, that I can tell who
the conductor's looking at. YMMV. I'm getting those cataracts out this spring.
Herb
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> In a message dated 1/24/
I bought vari-focal glasses so that I could see the music clearly through the
lower section and the conductor clearly through the upper. I don't use them
to play (if I remember to bring my other pair).
I found that sight reading especially was difficult because there was some
fall-off in cla
In a message dated 1/24/2003 5:57:30 PM Pacific Standard Time,
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> Assuming that the vision problem can be corrected by glasses, bifocals are
> not
> necessary, and you can save the cost. If the corrected vision focuses on
> the
> music (about 28 inches), the conductor
Assuming that the vision problem can be corrected by glasses, bifocals are not
necessary, and you can save the cost. If the corrected vision focuses on the
music (about 28 inches), the conductor can still be seen clearly enough to
follow perfectly. Who wants to see the conductor in perfect focus an
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Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 12:45 PM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Bad eye sight??
First of all, I would get my eyes tested by a true
medical doctor, not just one of those people who
test eyes for Lens Crafters in the mall. Be sure
to have a field vision test done, as well as the
standard st
t: Friday, January 24, 2003 12:32 PM
Subject: [Hornlist] Bad eye sight
Hi there.
I'm 19 years old and planning to be a professional hornplayer. Unfortunately
there is one big obstacle - I have terrebly bad eye sight and find it very
difficult to sightread music. In the youth orchestras I
"Smit N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote (in part):
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> I'm 19 years old and planning to be a professional hornplayer. Unfortunately there
>is one big obstacle - I have terrebly bad eye sight and find it very difficult to
>sightread music.
>
Howard Sanner responded (in part):
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> If you're in
"Smit N <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
>
> I'm 19 years old and planning to be a professional hornplayer. Unfortunately there
>is one big obstacle - I have terrebly bad eye sight and find it very difficult to
>sightread music.
Like several others, I'll suggest going to an opthalmologist,
pr
In a message dated 1/24/2003 9:52:45 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> I use bifocal music glasses that are set to 70mm for
> the music and infinity to see the conductor. It might
> be possible to get special glasses that will magnify
> the music.
>
Hi Neil,
That shoul
Hi Neil,
I think it would be helpful to know why your eyes
are bad. Two years ago, thanks to some input
on the subject on this hornlist, I had a lens implant
that cleared up a cataract problem in my right eye.
That helped my sightreading (more practice helped
also). With better vision I was able
Having just lost half of the sight in my left eye,
due to a minor stroke, I'm very sensitive to vision
issues.
First of all, I would get my eyes tested by a true
medical doctor, not just one of those people who
test eyes for Lens Crafters in the mall. Be sure
to have a field vision test done, a
Hi there.
I'm 19 years old and planning to be a professional hornplayer. Unfortunately there is
one big obstacle - I have terrebly bad eye sight and find it very difficult to
sightread music. In the youth orchestras I used to play in, it didn't realy matter
because there was months to prepare fo
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