Dear All,
I'm looking for more info on the Hans Hoyer G10 as I'm contemplating on getting
one. Would appreciate any advice from all of you out there.
Thanks a million!
Btw, does any one know how I can get in contact with Mr Pandolfi as I
understand that he is the consultant for Hoyer and the G
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Leonard, I have pictures (out of old catalogues & books) of nearly every
horn made during the centuries, so I have seen these Sansone horns &
poorly made band horns a well. The main problems are that many makers
rely on questionable players as advisors and many makers are not able to
combine perfec
Regarding design, you should remember, what was the old design. The
Uhlmann Viennese of 1824 never had the problem of the third slide
protruding verse the bell nor had the Paris models any difficulty. By
the way, I remember two or three single instruments, where the valves
were assembled as 1-2-
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Hello Hans, and all,
Wow. Hans, you are certainly deserve
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the Missa was written after 1796, horns (or crooks) in Bb-basso
(I owned just one from mid 19th cen.)
Hello Hans, and all,
Wow. Hans, you are certainly deserved of retirement!!!
Your long and magnificent career is famously well known, but now you let out
the t
Trying to make sence and order of the English language is like herding kittens.
There are too many bewildering inconsistantcies. This language has influences
from Celts Romans Anglo-Saxons Danes and the French. And add to this the
habit of aquiring words from other cultures the Brits met on t
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Subject: [Hornlist] Hans landing strip.
Actually, Hans, I have landed on an aircraft carrier via
helicopter. Picture four and one/half acre
Actually, Hans, I have landed on an aircraft carrier via helicopter. Picture
four and one/half acres of U.S. real estate moving at 25 plus knots. The seas
were calm, thank you. I trust your landing strip wasn't moving. : ) and not
at sea level.
Pace
Bill
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Hi all,
I have a couple of questions regarding the horn made
by Hans Hoyer, model DK121 as i'm contemplating
getting one an
Hi Jinny:
The DK121 is still being produced. You can check out the specifications
(rather sparse) and picture at:
http://www.hans-hoyer.de/english.html
Hit the "double horn button" and scroll down to the sixth image. It's
described as a Geyer-Knopf wrap (Knopf is a Markneukirchen workshop th
Hi all,
I have a couple of questions regarding the horn made
by Hans Hoyer, model DK121 as i'm contemplating
getting one and would very much appreciate some
advice.
1. When was this model produced?
2. How is the performance of this horn compared to
other models like the 5801s, 6801s and 7801s ser
AND to enjoy playing it.
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Subject: [Hornlist] Hans hum
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Does anyone really believe that some one with Hans experience and
expertise has problems reading music with many flats or sharps?
... As an reason for transposing, this is the most lame of the lot.
I think you have confused the words "not easy" with "too difficult."
W
Does anyone really believe that some one with Hans experience and expertise has
problems reading music with many flats or sharps? When ever I read of or about
some one claiming that multiple accidentals being a problem, their musical
credibility comes into doubt or I assume my leg is being pull
What What is all this stuff about proper english. Hmmm, I wonder
how some of yous "proper english guys" play the horn.
Milton
Milton Kicklighter
4th horn Buffalo Phil
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Sorry Hans, your ironic rebuttal contained many errors and proves my point.
This was a copy e
Sorry Hans, your ironic rebuttal contained many errors and proves my point.
This was a copy editor nightmare. The next day post was much more lucid and
erudite. When you take time to compose an intelligent post, you are interesting
writer. The posts composed in anger or speed are not so well
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It's a wonderful horn but a little pricey (about $5500) to compare to an
8D. The 6801 is priced roughly the same as an 8D and is (I am told) the
same horn as the 7801 witho
It's a wonderful horn but a little pricey (about $5500) to compare to an
8D. The 6801 is priced roughly the same as an 8D and is (I am told) the
same horn as the 7801 without the annealed bell. I have played these two
horns side by side. I preferred the 6801 and liked them both more than
my (qu
I have read, I have looked, I have wondered. Now can I get some opions about
this horn and how it
compares to the Elkhart 8D's and the old Kruspes.
Thank you,
Peter Miller
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It is okay for your guys to print your supporting
thoughts of Hans, but then to attach the offending
diatribe, to attach the trash all over again, just
isn't thinking on your part. When you strongly don't
like something, don't reprint it.
I appreciate Hans, too.
See how I can state that witho
Well said, Sir.
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Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Hans...very sad comments
At 2:28 PM -0700 9/4/06, matthew scheffelman wrote:
>I encour
At 2:28 PM -0700 9/4/06, matthew scheffelman wrote:
I encourage all to petition the list owner to ban this person out of
this list.
The horn list has been free of censorship except by its own members,
which is happening now.
This is the delightful beauty of it.
Please, no changes.
Thank
I also have met Hans and deal with him regularly
buying music. He is one of the great musicians out
there and a great person. If LT or others cannot deal
with him, delete and go to the Yahoo list where the
fragile ego's can relax. In the modern world of
western music, student critic has to be sugar
Hornfolks
It is to be noted that email personas can and do vary widely from actual 'in
your
face' personas. Some tend to write as though the 'audience' were invisible,
devoid of feeling, and incapable of defending themselves. This thought
process backfires upon the originator almost every time
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Subject: [Hornlist] Hans Hoyer 5802K (addition to my original post)
hey everyone,
and can someone please give a comparison of the Hoyer 5802 against a
hey everyone,
and can someone please give a comparison of the Hoyer 5802 against a Yamaha
667 (not the "custom" 667VL or whatever it is...unless the hoyers pretty close
to itaww what the heck if its a 667VL give me the comparison anyway, good
or bad for the Hoyer.)
thanks,
Mike K.
hey everyone,
and can someone please give a comparison of the Hoyer 5802 against a Yamaha
667 (not the "custom" 667VL or whatever it is...unless the hoyers pretty close
to itaww what the heck if its a 667VL give me the comparison anyway, good
or bad for the Hoyer.)
thanks,
Mike K.
Hans stated:
our education system is different to yours, very
different. The classical education is still the humanistic
gymnasium, which does not exist in your country in a similar form.
Next: here the teacher critizises the flaws in the students prepared
studies, critizes them with
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Subject: [Hornlist] Hans, Mozart, Brain
Herr Pizka,
There are many, many recordings of the Mozart concertos but I wish
to only ask about one. Do you consider Dennis Brain
Hans writes:
>>>Hans Pizka
Principal horn in the orchestra were Mozart brought his first great
opera to premiere; studied in Vienna, where Mozart first performed most
of his greater opera (from opus, opus - includes concerti, symphonies,
operas, etc.), - thus my source of Mozart tradition & style
Which model number?
I've played the student, intermediate, and "pro" level stuff (6801), (under
the Gerhard Baier name that a local dealer has stamped on the Hoyer horns) I
like a few of the features on them: the oil port under the rotor cap (a
small hole drilled in the top bearing plate to
Sorry for writing again,
but i have one more question. Has anyone tried out or plays on a Hans
Hoyer horn? What do you think of them and the sound and feeling of them? Im
mainly interested in hearing about there Geyer wrap one. Is it good or bad?
Best of wishes,
Can anyone give me the impression on use of Hans Hoyer 5401K horn??? Is bad or best
than a Conn 9DY??
Thanks
Roberto
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But town Hall is quite big with 2644 seats for a city like Christchurch
with 250.000 population.
I never sit when playing solo.
Last visit in a casino was 1969 in Stockholm.
Greetings from warm Singapore
Hans
James Scrivener schrieb:
> jim buchholz wrote:
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> >Where w
jim buchholz wrote:
>Where was the concert; I presume at the Theatre Royal on Glouchester Street.
No - in the Town Hall. (nothing but the best!)
>Probably Hans would do anything to get away from summer in Germany; even
>going to Christchurch in their winter. I was in the city in July and liked
>
Where was the concert; I presume at the Theatre Royal on Glouchester Street.
Probably Hans would do anything to get away from summer in Germany; even
going to Christchurch in their winter. I was in the city in July and liked
the city (winter isn't bad there). Only thing I really didn't care much fo
Brittany,
You can't play pressureless!
No pressure = No sound. But that doesn't mean jam the mouthpiece in your
face.
Most proffesionals use a moderate to heavy amount of pressure, but there is
a difference. They have the musculature to support it! It takes years to
build this musculature.
If y
Brittany wrote: "
1. I figured that five hours of practice would be a good idea so I would
be prepared for any possible competition with other horn players for
chairs and positions in college. I also thought more practice would only
do good, not harm. I thought that if I worked this hard, then I wo
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Dear Hans Pizka:
Thank you for your reply. I am in the middle of a horn teacher
transition
right n
Dear Hans Pizka:
Thank you for your reply. I am in the middle of a horn teacher transition
right now, and will be teacherless until the fall school semester starts
in August, my first year of college. I am sorry it took so long for me to
reply. Here I will try to assess your questions and comments
Ask yourself if Hans is right..don't read into it too much but realize
that war is just that, do you think god determines which side he is going to
pick? If your going to start a war no matter what the cause just remember
that evil and death can only become of it in this case, hitler starte
Hans:
Your apparent quote of President Bush, followed by a comparative reference to
Nazi Germany is truly revolting ! And truly inappropriate for this list.
I remain interested in your horn and general music comments but
respectfully urge you to cease these ugly personal comments about wo
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