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I love rock and roll: October 2006
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I love rock and roll. Thursday, October 19, 2006. There are several families in the orchestra. They include the woodwinds, the strings, the brass, the percussion, and the keyboard. A brass instrument is a musical instrument whose tone is produced by movment of the lips when the player blows into a mouthpiece. They are also called labrosones, literally meaning "lip-vibrated instruments.". Posted by Jogging in Red Pumps @ 5:39 AM. Jogging in Red Pumps. View my complete profile.
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If Im Not Feeling Myself... Then Who Am I?: December 2006
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If Im Not Feeling Myself. Then Who Am I? If im not back in five minutes. just wait longer! Thursday, December 21, 2006. What Makes a Woodwind Instrument a Woodwind Instrument? The apperence is different too because some like the clarinet are black and silver. Some of them also have little silver pedal like buttons that close the hole to make a different pitch. Posted by Jogging in Red Pumps at 5:48 AM. Jogging in Red Pumps. View my complete profile. Think of it What You Will.
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I love rock and roll: September 2006
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I love rock and roll. Thursday, September 14, 2006. Posted by Jogging in Red Pumps @ 5:43 AM. Jogging in Red Pumps. View my complete profile. 1o What does the Trombone sound like? The Trumpet is part of the brass family. -Ther. I would catagorize the French Horn in the Brass i. It would be easy to play a lower pitched wind inst. 1 In which instrumental family would you categori. 1 In which instrumental family would you categori. 1 In which instrumental family would you categori.
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Thursday, March 01, 2007. 1 I would categorize the tuba in the brass family. (Band). 2 There is 1 tuba player in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and his name is Michael Thornton. http:/ www.cincinnatisymphony.org/home2.asp. 3 The Tuba player tightens their lips and blows to make a sound. This is different from pursing your lips as you would a trumpet. (Band). 4 The tubing used to make a tuba is about 18 inches long. http:/ www.alamomusic.com/what%20you%20should%20know.htm. Jogging in Red Pumps.
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Thursday, February 08, 2007. 1 I would catagorize the trumpet in the brass family. (band class). 2 There are 2, and their names are Phillip Collins and Steven Pride. http:/ www.cincinnatisymphony.org/Musicians/orchestra.asp. 3 The trumpet player purses his or her lips and then blows. (i learned that in band class). 4 The tubing is about 12 inches long to make a trumpet. http:/ www.florilegium.org/files/PERFORMANCE-ARTS/trumpet-build-art.rtf. 8 I would use a treble cleff for a trumpet. (band class).
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I love rock and roll: January 2007
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I love rock and roll. Thursday, January 25, 2007. I would catagorize the French Horn in the Brass insturment family. There are four French Horn players in The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. And their names are; Elizabeth Freimuth, Thomas Sherwood, Gene Berger, and Duane Dugger. Gives high notes, and low lip tension gives low notes. The French Horn's tubing. Is 11 feet long! French Horn players put a mute in the bell of their French Horn and that changes the pitch's sound. Jogging in Red Pumps.
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I love rock and roll: February 2007
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I love rock and roll. Thursday, February 15, 2007. 1o What does the Trombone sound like? Is part of the brass family. The Trombone players in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. A Trombone player, to produce a note, presses their lips agianst the mouthpiece of their Trombone. This is difforant than how a Trumpet player uses their lips to produce a note because Trumpet players press their lips harder to produce a note. The tubing in a Trombone. Is about nine feet long, including the slide on the insturment.
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Panther Boi: February 2007
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Thursday, February 08, 2007. 1 I would catagorize the french horn in the brass section. (band class). 2 There are 6 french horn players and their names are Elizabeth Freimuth, Thomas Sherwood, Gene Berger, Duane Dugger, Robert Schauer. Charles Bell. http:/ www.cincinnatisymphony.org/Musicians/orchestra.asp. 3 They purse their lips and blow through the mouth piece to create a sound. (band class). 6 It would sound lower. http:/ www.themusicedge.com/moxie/school/bandorch/the-french-horn.shtml. 4 The tubing ...
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Panther Boi: March 2007
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Thursday, March 01, 2007. 1 I would categorize the tuba in the brass family. (Band). 2 There is 1 tuba player in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and his name is Michael Thornton. http:/ www.cincinnatisymphony.org/home2.asp. 3 The Tuba player tightens their lips and blows to make a sound. This is different from pursing your lips as you would a trumpet. (Band). 4 The tubing used to make a tuba is about 18 inches long. http:/ www.alamomusic.com/what%20you%20should%20know.htm. Jogging in Red Pumps.
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If Im Not Feeling Myself... Then Who Am I?: September 2006
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If Im Not Feeling Myself. Then Who Am I? If im not back in five minutes. just wait longer! Thursday, September 28, 2006. Group This group contains instruments such as the piano or and keyboarding instruments. You would also locate there a harp or any type of soloist[s]. Posted by Jogging in Red Pumps at 5:55 AM. Thursday, September 14, 2006. The Orchestra's Seating and How It Has Changed. Throughout time orchestras have gotten bigger and more complex. Posted by Jogging in Red Pumps at 6:22 AM.
