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<< Also tried an open hole Lot piccolo. Very interesting to play.>> Is there such a thing as an open holed piccolo? Apparently, if you played one, but how is that possible? <3~JillBeanz

tried in vain all over the internet to find out somethng about her and thought I would ask this flute list. Please reply to me privately at csef@....

Lyn You are absolutely right. However, it is important to play pieces you are happiest playing. It all depends on what suits your sound, technique, temperament and self image at the time. Ten years

In message <0eb513343230898UPIMSSMTPUSR05@...>, Lyn McLarin <WildMusic@...> writes

*** IMPORTANT ** FLUTENET gets extra facilities. Onelist originally offered us an archive facility in which to store old posts. The problem was that this would have been available to

Well Lyn...you can't blame everything for your unfortunate prediliction to cheap, unpalatable Italian fizz!! No couth young lady<<GG>> I blame it on your unfortunate early upbringing in the Colonies!!

Dear Nuts, A slow day at The Market, but I am hot after a new recruit. Met Mike Crowley today. He is from Wales. He walked up to the table and played the dickens out of my Flutes. I could tell he was

Mark McGwire did it!! He broke Roger Maris's record for most home runs in a single season. Chaos reigns in St. Louis. -- Karen Stafford "It's OK; I'm with the band" http://www.usmo.com/~kstaff

Sandi--persnickety is one of the best words I know. And who says olive oil doesn't taste so good? And does it matter if the wood "discolours" a bit--wood'n it just darken a bit? Robin.

Lyn, Johnzilla only got caught once. The Citizen's Patrol was IN THE CAR when he stole their magnetic sign. He got caught so they told him to write the Patrol an apology letter. He sent them a letter

Hey Rebecca! I like the sound of your friend JohnZilla/tubacaster!! Whee! Does he ever get caught and plonked into the clink? <G> (sorry, Cindy and other cautious parents..but then offspring ARE

Welcome back to Adrian, we've all missed you so much! And think, just earlier this week the list was so quiet I sat and wondered if Onelist didn't just up and die on us, I wasn't even getting a digest

Caroline Glad to hear you're back in business. I have been toying with the idea of doing the AB exams myself, especially as my students are quickly becoming more qualified than me. Hmm.. That's not a

In message <E0zG88j-00073R-00@...>, Adrian Brett <lebret@...> writes Ahem <blush>...no, I'm not going to try and explain this one! However, let me just say that I still have

Caroline wrote: Hi Caroline, I did the LRSM in 1996 and didn't do any of the "hard" pieces! I played a Bach, the Fantaisie, the Poulenc and the Chaminade! I took the easy way out and got a B!! How

Sarah, I accidentally deleted your message ref midi files. Would you please resend it so that I can reply. Glen.

Glen -- I'd love to send you a copy of my piece. The only problem is that I just got Finale. I haven't put this piece in yet (or any other for that matter). If you are serious I will start right away.

Joseph Said>>>>For recorders, you must periodically suck in on the flute to clear the windy, so you will definatly taste your oil. You clear a baroque flute the same way. First time I gave a silver

Adrian - You may have just discovered the "root" of the family tree of the human name I have adopted! As far back has we can trace it in the U.S. is Possum Hollow (Possum Holler to the locals.) Glen -

Mike McArthur <mikemc@...> wrote: I don't want to step on anyone's feet either, but people have been putting olive oil on musical instruments for hundreds of years, and it really hasn't