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• pallopenna Rhode IslandNew

  June 2006 Posts: 245

  Michael,
  
  Thanks so much!
  
  -Paul

  Reject the null hypothesis.
• jmaszle New

  June 2006 Posts: 19

  Hi Michael,
  Can't seem to access these...
  Is there a problem?
  JM
• MichaelHorowitz SeattleAdministrator

  June 2006 Posts: 6,179

  Not sure...you might need windows media player. Or maybe try a different browser...
• Digger New

  June 2006 Posts: 77

  Thank you very much. Greatly appreciated.
  Is it possible and permissible for me to download them to my computer?
• ramsezaz Paris, FranceNew

  June 2006 Posts: 90

  Hi Michael !
  That's great!
  I guess it's you playing ?
  I really love the sound of the Guitar, is it your Favino ?
  
  Raphaël.

  my lutherie blog : http://ramsezaz/blogspot.com
• MichaelHorowitz SeattleAdministrator

  June 2006 Posts: 6,179

  Hi Raphaël,
  
  Thanks for the kind words...yes, that's my J.P. Favino:
  
  
  
  
  
  

  

  
  

  Favino
  #1024 1990
  
  Owner: Michael Horowitz

  
  
  
  
  
  played with a Moustache pick:
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Moustache
  Gypsy Jazz Pick (4mm)

  
  
  
  
  
  thanks...
  
  'm
• MichaelHorowitz SeattleAdministrator

  June 2006 Posts: 6,179

  Digger wrote:

  Thank you very much. Greatly appreciated.
  Is it possible and permissible for me to download them to my computer?

  
  If you use Firefox, you can download from the "Page Info" function.
  
  'm
• emicad Rome - ItalyModerator

  July 2006 Posts: 472

  Michael Horowitz wrote:

  For those of you who have the Unaccompanied Django book, I've posted MP3s of the three Etudes which apper in the back of the book.
  
  Enjoy!
  
  
  -Michael

  Nice work Michael and what a lovely sound! I'm very impressed...
  The first etude is from "Reverie" by Fapy, great tune, have you trasnscribed all the piece?. Is the second etude something by Stochelo? It remembers me an Am etude in your Gypsy Picking book. The third etude is something by Angelo I think, but I'm not sure, maybe the intro for the Monti's Csárdás...
• emicad Rome - ItalyModerator

  July 2006 Posts: 472

  Michael Horowitz wrote:

  Digger wrote:

  Thank you very much. Greatly appreciated.
  Is it possible and permissible for me to download them to my computer?

  
  If you use Firefox, you can download from the "Page Info" function.
  
  'm

  If you use Firefox, you'll be safe and happy .
• MichaelHorowitz SeattleAdministrator

  July 2006 Posts: 6,179

  emicad wrote:

  Nice work Michael and what a lovely sound! I'm very impressed...

  
  Thanks!
  

  emicad wrote:

  The first etude is from "Reverie" by Fapy, great tune, have you trasnscribed all the piece?.

  
  No...but I will someday!
  

  Is the second etude something by Stochelo?

  
  No...Boulou.
  

  The third etude is something by Angelo I think, but I'm not sure, maybe the intro for the Monti's Csárdás...

  
  Yes...it's his version of La Tzigane Vieux.
  
  All the music and info is in the Unaccompanied Django book...
  
  'm