WWHS--What would Hans say? You have to learn to transpose!
Herb Foster
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In a message dated 1/24/2007 11:21:36 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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I spent over a $100 to have my snow
blower tuned up and a new carb installed, and I've started it
At 06:45 AM 1/25/2007, you wrote:
WWHS--What would Hans say? You have to learn to transpose!
My snow blower can only pitch in F.
That's why I had a new carb installed. It now runs at A
440...hehehehe, thus making it easier to transpose from hard packing
snow to powder with no
Dave Weiner wonders if there is a snow blower (in F) part in Mahler.
There certainly ought to be, but unfortunately, Mahler wrote very little
orchestra music in F. The Serenade movement in the Seventh is in F,
but it is hardly suitable for the snow blower. Now if you had an E-flat
matthew scheffelman wrote:
Here in the foothills outside Denver Colorado, ...I drive the Audi
Quattro so I can enjoy autobahn speeds on our
wonderful highways, in the snow...
and David Lamb wrote:
The Colorado MahlerFest in Boulder, the second week in January, was
sandwiched in between
Around here, we've had a lot of snoo.
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David,
you scribe:
just enough (snow) to make trouble. So I'll take Matthew up on
his offer I have some snow for you - if you would switch a
portion of your extra snow with our snow,
Speak for yourself, over here in Warren (David is in Ann Arbor,
Warren is a suburb of Detroit), I am
In a message dated 1/24/2007 11:21:36 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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I spent over a $100 to have my snow
blower tuned up and a new carb installed, and I've started it once to
see if was done correctly. I will happily drain the gas out of it at
the end of Winter if we don't
matthew scheffelman wrote:
Here in the foothills outside Denver Colorado, we have
had a snow storm almost every week from the week
before Christmas until this past week.
The Colorado MahlerFest in Boulder, the second week in January, was
sandwiched in between snow storms. It was a bit cold,
10/7/2003 10:49:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
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Date: 10/7/2003 10:49:35 PM Pacific Daylight Time
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Well, George, snow in July or anytime of the year up in the mountains is
not rare. We have heavy depressions coming in July or mid August or end
August quite often, but this has nothing to do with early winter. This
is early winter now, as snow is everywhere in southern Bavaria, even in
the Munich
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