Steve, On the Bb Horn have you tried 12 2 12 At speed any untunefulness on
the Ab would hardly be noticed
TC from Oz
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At 5:25 AM -0700 5/8/05, Herbert Foster wrote:
>In spite of what some say about "false" fingerings, you sometimes need to
do
>what works. Until your fingers get fast enough, use the T3-T23-T3. The
>downs
At 5:25 AM -0700 5/8/05, Herbert Foster wrote:
>In spite of what some say about "false" fingerings, you sometimes need to do
>what works. Until your fingers get fast enough, use the T3-T23-T3. The
>downside
>is that you have to take the time during practice to learn the alternate
>fingerings for e
In spite of what some say about "false" fingerings, you sometimes need to do
what works. Until your fingers get fast enough, use the T3-T23-T3. The downside
is that you have to take the time during practice to learn the alternate
fingerings for each passage that requires it. In a piece I'm playing
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Hi,
My answer to the above fingering problem:
A = T12
G# = T23
A = T12
low A = T12
All on the Bb side, you'll notice.
You could also play th
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Hi Steve?,
This is easy .
You need to be aware of the false fingerings that have
or will be suggested, however, I would suggest
If it goes by pretty fast you can do the Ab with 2 on the Bb horn.
What is prominent? the A or the Ab?
Paul Mansur
On Saturday, May 7, 2005, at 12:48 PM, Steve Freides wrote:
In this march excerpt, which goes in a fast 2/4
http://www.kbnj.com/music/Horn_Fingering_Question.pdf
I've found the A-G#
Every now and then, one of the Schmidt copy Bb horns that King made comes up
on eBay in the $200 range. Pick one up and have some fun with it. You'll
find it is quite a different instrument, and it will lead you to interesting
things that can be transferred to a double. The first thing, thoug
to make it through without flubbing too much.
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Jerry Houston wrote:
> Steve Freides wrote:
> > In this march excerpt, which goes in a fast 2/4
> >
> > http://www.kbnj.com/music/Horn_Fingering_Question.pdf
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> > I've found the A-G#-A to weird to play as 1
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> That's actually what I've been doing (and I should have said that in my
> original message). It makes the two sections use the same fingering of
> open, 2, open, which nice for a beginner like me.
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> http://www.kbnj.com/music/Horn_Fingering_Question.pdf
I, too have a horn with the open A usable, but you can surely do A on third
valve, either horn, and the G# is just 2/3. Use the horn that best allows
Jerry Houston wrote:
> Steve Freides wrote:
> > In this march excerpt, which goes in a fast 2/4
> >
> > http://www.kbnj.com/music/Horn_Fingering_Question.pdf
> >
> > I've found the A-G#-A to weird to play as 1-2, 2-3, 1-2 on
> the B-flat
> > horn, so I've elected to take the A as open on the B-
Steve Freides wrote:
In this march excerpt, which goes in a fast 2/4
http://www.kbnj.com/music/Horn_Fingering_Question.pdf
I've found the A-G#-A to weird to play as 1-2, 2-3, 1-2 on the B-flat
horn,
so I've elected to take the A as open on the B-flat horn instead.
If you decide to go with the open
At 12:48 PM 5/7/05 -0400, Steve Freides wrote:
>I've found the A-G#-A to weird to play as 1-2, 2-3, 1-2 on the B-flat horn,
>so I've elected to take the A as open on the B-flat horn instead.
Other options would be open, 2, open. Also 3, 2-3, 3.
John Kowalchuk maker of mutes/horns/canoes/p
In this march excerpt, which goes in a fast 2/4
http://www.kbnj.com/music/Horn_Fingering_Question.pdf
I've found the A-G#-A to weird to play as 1-2, 2-3, 1-2 on the B-flat horn,
so I've elected to take the A as open on the B-flat horn instead.
I imagine this is a reasonable choice but I though
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> Playing around with this on my own for the first few days
after
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Playing around with this on my own for the first few days after the
lesson,
I decided I liked this fingering, and since then I've changed my default
fingering for written fourth line D from op
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At my most recent lesson, I was playing a passage from early
on in the Horner method that started on third space C and
went up C-D-E. Because I'm playing a sin
At my most recent lesson, I was playing a passage from early on in the
Horner method that started on third space C and went up C-D-E. Because I'm
playing a single F horn, I was playing all three as open. Chris suggested I
finger the D with the first valve held down, a fingering which I was aware
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So you put in sardines, and out come clams. Pretty fishy, if you ask
me.
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Check the Lars Kirmser site for serial numbers and you will be able to
determine age. The 4D is recognizable in photos because it has the deco
leadpipe and bell braces that distinguish the 6D and 8D. The 14D braces are
just curved wire, not squared off.
If you search for Reynolds horns, they
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My two favorites for quality and value are the Reynolds Contempora (made in
Cleveland preferable, but Abilene will be fine with newer valves) and the Conn
4D (only trust those made in Elkhart. Not the 14D, it is a student model). I
see a lot of King 618 models on ebay, but I don't have persona
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If you play this passage on 1st valve, you are actually playing an
e-flat horn and - as you realized exactly - partials 8 - 9- 10 - 9 - 8
The other way, when you "valved" the same few notes, you probably valved
them as 1 - 0 - 1 - 0 - 1. The cause for the clam might be here the
written d2 fingere
Here's a copy of an exercise from the Anton Horner Primary Studies book I'm
working on:
http://www.kbnj.com/music/HornerP13Var4.pdf
It's at the bottom of Page 13, Variation 4. If you've got the book, you
needn't bother with the link above.
My question concerns the phrase that starts in measure
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