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The message <199809091737_MC2-58E5-5E48@...> from Hoffman <hoffman@...> contains these words: I have the same problem. My large hands and the picc do not make comfortable

Mike, There is nothing wrong with sharing what you believe to be true. Your intentions were certainly good. If you are posting to share information, and the information is correct(or at least, not

some Sure, Nancy, I have a Lot to show you!<GG> Maybe we can do a swap, I'm falling behind in my French. Can you just remind me where 'up here' is? Martin hoffman@...

Martin wrote: Martin, we can easily reverse the offer, if you are feeling a little left out! I always need lessons, so we can meet up here and you can give me some lessons. We'll have more fun that

Jill played They have ring keys, rather like a clarinet. It's nice to have open holes but I find the holes too close for my large fingers (have you tried one Glen?). Of course, all simple system

Caroline WIBB's scale is designed for open G#, and it's easier to make them that way. I'm sure it will be great. Has anyone ordered no.1? I got the idea that WIBB put an order for no.5 before anyone

Hi folks, Hello Adrian - I'm a new beginner on the list so you've not yet met me. I actually have one of your CDs at home, it was a factor in influencing me to take up learning the flute. Thank

Jane I was trying to keep this quiet, but a couple more visits should do it!<G> Adrian Me?! NICE?!!! The very idea. Speak for yourself! Martin <G> hoffman@...

In message <E0zGnOB-0001Fc-00@...>, Adrian Brett <lebret@...> writes For the same reasons that she's not too fond of Sue Milan or Jenny Stinton! No, I'm a good girl these

Salutations cordiales, Guy Boudreau Rivire-du-Loup, Qubec, CanadaHi Flutenutters! Welcome to all the new members and welcome back to Adrian, Lynn, Carole, Martin, etc. You see, I've been away for too

Hi all! Caroline, I think that Chaminade actually did compose that concertino for flute with strings...but the piano reduction is OK, you're right...sorry you don't like it, heehee! (but what happens

Hi all! Thanks for the welcome and interesting reading material!... Oh by the way.. I'm Theo and am a research associate in HWU. Haven't been tooting for some time now but am gradually picking it up

Glen - That's great that Onelist started a "secure" archives. Uncle Adrian- Welcome back, we missed you a Lot! Carolyn and Martin good luck with your exams. That's a great idea to have mutual support.

Gosh - What's odd about that - seems perfectly normal to me ;-) Papa Smurf

More sensible advice from Wicked Uncle Adrian: That would be my advice, but I am guilty of having learned technique on real repertoire. I think it's a matter of incentive, in the past I found it very

Had to add my bit... Yay!!!! Adrain's back! :-) Lyn M wrote: Not particularly funny to a dog who was practically raised by two part-siamese cats. Momma dog was ill, so to reduce her own work load, and

Hi Folks!! Well in at the deep end so to speak. I am certain that coming in late on this topic, due to my long absence from the list, some other erudite person...like Joe W.....has pointed out the

Caroline, Go on tell us all why SHE doesn't like you............hehehehehehehhe!! Well it is always good to learn a new piece.....as long as you do not use it to gain more technique..............?? Do

Caroline Mutual support team sounds like a great idea. I did take Grade 8 before my college auditions, not that I know where my certificate might be now. When were you thinking of retiring? <GGG>

As far as I know, Olwell bamboo flutes are pre-oiled(at least they appear to be...). One thing that has concerned me about oiling mine, is that the bore seems a bit rough(probably the nature of