Mark Louttit wrote:
...the distinguished principal horn from Minnesota would be less charitable
as would anyone else who has professional training in either cultural
anthropology or sociology) but essentially when Americans are in a position
> of strength and world dominance big nickel horns
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Mark Louttit wrote:
> ...the distinguished principal horn from Minnesota would be less charitable
> as would anyone else who has professional training in either cultural
> anthropology or sociology) but essentially when Americans are in a positio
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From: "Robert Ward" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 8:14 PM
Subject: Re: [Hornlist] Kruspe wrap popularity gaining?
> I'm curious why it matters. There are plenty of people who play each
> general style - I sa
I work at a music store and we sell tons more Conn 8D's and Holton 188's (8D
copy) than any other double horn
Sonja
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At 08:44 PM 11/27/02 EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>I play a Merker (very happily), and live near Chicago.
So does Ethel.
John Kowalchuk maker of mutes/horns/canoes/paddles/bikes
Oshawa, Ontario http://home.ca.inter.net/~horn1
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Hmm, around my little pocket of the midwest, I've noticed a number of musicians
actually move to a smaller throated instrument. There are 3 or so professional
orchestras within an hour, and there isn't a single 8D(or similar) horn in any of th
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The Kruspe vs. Geyer debate will probably continue for many years. In
addition to preference, don't forget that the "popular" style is very
regional. I play a Merker (very happily), and live near Chicago.
Phil Jacobs
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I think that Mr. Kosta is just curious about market trends, though I agree
that you should play what you like. In response to the original question, I
have definitely noticed an emphasis on the larger bore horns, particularly
the 8-D. In Jr. High,
I'm curious why it matters. There are plenty of people who play each
general style - I say play what you like...
B
On Wednesday, November 27, 2002, at 04:59 PM, J. Kosta wrote:
It seemed that for a while the Geyer wrap, and 'smaller throated' horns
were all the rage. Has the pendulum swung bac
In the USA, it seems that there are several new versions of Kruspe wrap
horns being introduced and gaining in popularity - for example - Holton
Merker, Patterson, Patterson conversion, Atkinson, Osmun conversion, new
Yamaha 668II, and maybe others. Also the new 8D's seem to continue to be
popular a
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