Dear all,
I just heard that Pinchas Zuckerman was prohibited from taking his Strad
along as hand luggage in
an airport in Atlanta, for security reasons: The strings might be used as
deadly attack weapons.
Is this the end of free exchange of professional music?
Has any lute player as of yet
Arne Keller wrote:
I just heard that Pinchas Zuckerman was prohibited from taking his
Strad
along as hand luggage in
an airport in Atlanta, for security reasons: The strings might be used
as
deadly attack weapons.
If so, it would be the first time in a long time that Zuckerman used
his
The baggage compartments on an airliner are pressurized. It would actually
be an engineering nightmare to pressurize the passenger compartment and
not the baggage.
Most of the baggage compartments are not heated, so temperature can be a
concern. But the one compartment in which gate-checked
In a message dated 8/23/2006 8:27:02 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
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The temperature and pressure problems are greatly exaggerated in the
popular imagination.
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Howard:
I recall you having the best travel system for transporting
I recently (8/20) had to check my nylon string travel guitar at the
Auckland airport for the first time ever. It arrived in the US
undamaged.
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It would be interesting if someone put into their checked baggage one of those
electronic thermometers that stores a maximum and minum temperature (and
humidity) reading.
Craig
Craig R. Pierpont
Another Era Lutherie
www.anotherera.com
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In a message dated
getting your instrument on-board with you will be the
biggest challenge, i think. when check-in and cabin
staff are afraid of a trombone or a violin or a
ukulele, even ... i can't see it as a great time to
fly.
there was an article in the int. herald tribune just
recently (reprinted from the n.y
Dear collected wisdom,
I'm trying to program up a set of variations for lute, cittern and viol
on the Quadro pavin/John come kiss me know/etc and was wondering if
there were any written for the viol. There seems to be enough for lute
and cittern so far. If not I'm sure I could 'borrow'
At 05:27 23-08-2006 -0700, Howard Posner wrote:
Arne Keller wrote:
I just heard that Pinchas Zuckerman was prohibited from taking his
Strad
along as hand luggage in
an airport in Atlanta, for security reasons: The strings might be used
as
deadly attack weapons.
If so, it would be the
There's still the possibility you'd play it and sing inflammatory
lyrics.
Sean
On Aug 23, 2006, at 11:55 AM, Arne Keller wrote:
At 05:27 23-08-2006 -0700, Howard Posner wrote:
Arne Keller wrote:
I just heard that Pinchas Zuckerman was prohibited from taking his
Strad
along as hand
it might be interesting to note that in a related
subject on another list, someone reported having no
trouble at all in transporting his oud on turkish
airlines - simply because all concerned knew what it
was.
this could give rise to speciality airlines ...
ancient aires airways ... tubaflot ...
Hello!
On http://www.turtlerecords.com there is interesting lute news of the release
of Michiel Niessen's David van Ooijen's Terzi CD.
Good start of the autumn :))
Peter
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