I see that Ellen Stone has been identified already, but clicking the
link under the picture to the back of the photo, I see the name Mecklin
Marrow (at least, that's what it looks like to me). A search on that
name, however, suggest perhaps I am looking for Macklin Marrow,
conductor, composer, per
yed a Schmidt full double.
Sincerely,
Tom
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I've put together a short bio of Mr. Hauser and updated the web page:
http://www.rjmartz.com/horns/Hauser/
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> Can anyone give me any information on Eric H
Some have thought the 3rd slide is the correct 3 half step length. However,
maybe it's 4 half steps--major third. This would give the dedicated
finger-wiggling Bb hornist many options...
Herb Foster
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Thanks to Ben Reidhead and Klaus Bjerre for explaining the horn. I was pretty
sure that's what it was but the lengths didn't look right to me at first g
Thanks to Ben Reidhead and Klaus Bjerre for explaining the horn. I was pretty
sure that's what it was but the lengths didn't look right to me at first glance
and thanks to Klaus I now I have a math headache.
I have not found any biographical information on Eric Hauser, yet. I have a
couple of
Can anyone give me any information on Eric Hauser. 40 years ago, I used
his book to move from euphonium to horn but have never known much about
him. The book is rather fast paced which seems about right for a college
kid learning a new instrument. And it has a huge variety of material in
it.
Richa
I tend to agree with the other reply.
The 3rd slide isn’t wrapped as tightly as on a normal Bb horn.
Speaking in Pythagoras fraction, which is close enough to get the sense of
dimensions:
The F extension on a Bb horn has to be 1/3 of the theoretical length of the Bb
horn (the real horn is a b
I think the 3rd valve slide is the right length. It appears to be the same
basic wrap as found on the third valve slide of the single Bb that Adam
Unsworth plays. A picture can be found at
http://www.adamunsworth.com/disc.html.
As to the 4th valve, I once heard that an F extention could be ma
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