Saul Davis Zlatkovski

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  • in reply to: teeny harps? #109689

    That reminds me of passacalgia, the pain one gets from playing a too-long passacaglia!

    in reply to: Recovering from Frozen Shoulder #160834

    A good old-fashioned pharmacist can sometimes give excellent advice, and for free. Aspirin and tylenol can reduce inflammation. Careful stretching. Liniment. Warmth. Hopefully their will be medical insurance for you soon. Massage it gently as often as possible. I have had bursitis in both shoulders, which is fluid collecting due to inflammation. It took a long time to heal.

    in reply to: Playing after shoulder injury #160713

    You are very fortunate not to have access to P.T. based on my experiences with them. It sounds like you still have inflammation there, pressing the nerve. I would concentrate on reducing the inflammation as much as possible. Nerves take months to heal, so it may have stopped being injured two months ago but hasn’t finished healing yet. Swimming in warm water is good if you are gentle in movement. The only way you can really know what is going on in there is if you can see an ultrasound radiologist who will look at your soft tissue via the ultrasound. They can inject cortisone into the exact place of swelling or fluid using the ultrasound as a guide. They do this Thomas Jefferson University. It is a rather new procedure, and IT WORKS. Safely. I wouldn’t recommend playing until you can move the arm, then you need to rebuild strength carefully. Maybe acupuncture would help.

    in reply to: Festival #109659

    http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music.singleplaylist&friendid=170582967

    If this will work, it links to my performance of (“Flight”) by Carlos Salzedo at the 2008 Festival.

    in reply to: Morceaux de Concours #85817

    It’s not as extensive as one might think as some pieces were repeated, and the competition was not always annual.

    in reply to: choir and harp #85838

    Not exactly relevant, but a reminder of two great works for harp and choir: Wonder Tidings by John LaMontaine, and Otcenas by Leos Janacek. If you don’t know these, you should, and try to promote a performance of them.

    in reply to: L&H Ogden owners unite #160894

    Can I get a stick base, so I can play harp-on-a-stick at the Minnesota State Fair?

    in reply to: Rodrigo’s Concierto Serenata #151654

    There are quite a few recordings of it. Rodrigo wrote three concerti for harp: Concierto Serenata, Sones en la Giralda, and the version of the Concierto de Aranjuez. Nicanor Zabaleta was the first two record the the first and third, I think. It is pretty difficult, especially if you want to play all the notes just as written, which is almost impossible. It is very awkward in some places and calls for rewriting. I think it is one of the finest if

    in reply to: Two harp positioning in orchestra #151150

    I’ve never seen the second harpist look at the first harpist while playing, only the conductor.

    in reply to: THe Perfect Harp Car #145284

    Has anyone tried a secondhand hearse?

    in reply to: College harp teacher of French Method? #152251

    Why did you bring that up?

    Not Elgar. Berlioz, Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikovsky, Debussy for basic traditional uses and examples.

    in reply to: Spillage? #109707

    Boy am I glad my insurance policy covers everything with NO deductibles!

    No, thank goodness, I haven’t spilled,

    in reply to: Etudes Sequence #84217

    Slivovits

    Dewar’s on the rocks

    Singapore Slings

    Sidecar

    Brandy Manhattan

    Old Fashioned

    Merlot

    Port

    Elderberry Wine

    Peppermint Schnapps

    And especially for you, Briggsie,

    The Galloping Glissando:

    1 jigger of creme de menthe

    1 jigger of jalapeno sauce

    1 raw egg

    Try it, it will make quite a breakfast. You can brush your teeth with it, too.

    in reply to: Etudes Sequence #84930

    Slivovits

    Dewar’s on the rocks

    Singapore Slings

    Sidecar

    Brandy Manhattan

    Old Fashioned

    Merlot

    Port

    Elderberry Wine

    Peppermint Schnapps

    And especially for you, Briggsie,

    The Galloping Glissando:

    1 jigger of creme de menthe

    1 jigger of jalapeno sauce

    1 raw egg

    Try it, it will make quite a breakfast. You can brush your teeth with it, too.

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