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Thinking Over the Daily Regime

01/02/2010

As you start the New Year it is always a good time to re-evaluate your daily routine. Two recent posts on other blogs caught my attention for their comments on the daily regime. The more recent of the two posts is from the blog of Michael Gilliand, who is Adjunct Professor of Horn at Missouri [...]

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Horn Section Placement on the Stage

09/24/2009

I believe that am the type of person who can generally get along with most anyone. The most heated argument I have got into in music was in an orchestra with a principal player of another brass section and it had to do with seating or placement on the stage of their section and of [...]

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Dvorak on the Natural Horn?

03/22/2009

Julia Rose in a very recent post on a classical concert she performed with the Columbus Symhony brought up the topic of Dvorak and the natural horn. Speaking of natural horn, I had a funny thought during … Dvorak’s Symphony #8. The 3rd movement (begins in D horn, then the 3rd horn has 4 fast [...]

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Photo: IHCA Judges

01/31/2009

I just noted an interesting horn news item on the newly rebuilt horn blog of Julia Rose, that the 2009 International Horn Competition of America will be held August 13-16, 2009 on the campus of Columbus State University in Georgia, hosted by Kristen Hansen. This is a great event to check into. I was a [...]

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Sometimes You Need to Change

11/07/2008

A new blog I am watching is at Julia Rose’s Horn Page, the site of Julia Rose, third hornist of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra. This site, like mine, has been around for ten years! It is great to see this new addition to the site. The post I have been thinking about for several days [...]

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