I pitched the first game, and played 3rd base for the second.

I have one Larry Minick made for me. He took and Olds flugel, and made it point up.

CC tuba 4/4+ 5 valves rotary. Watcha got?

I always maintained that a REAL bass trombone is in G, F or E-flat. The thing that players CALL a bass trombone, really is a large TENOR trombone with extra tubing. I thing the ideal sonic bridge between the tenors and the tuba, is a g/f bass.

My 2¢ worth.

Got it, THANKS!!! If you ever need something hit me up.

Duruflé’s Requiem

Anyone have one?

email ttuba@comcast.net

THANKS!!

Does anyone have the tuba part from Jaws? Please email it to me if you can. Thanks!

ttuba@comcast.net

There isn't enough money to make me EVER play for this conductor. The stories I could tell .....

I started with "Top Tones" for trumpet in the early 70s. In college, I went through both Clarke books, & transferred to the TRUMPET/CORNET Arban's. Concone, Vizzutti, Reynolds (both horn & trumpet) were all added in. I did the horn Kopprasch before I saw the tuba version.

tc

Enjoy!!

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TC

Photos?

*I'M* going to do this?!?!?

I'm looking for bigger, concave finger buttons for my Wessex York. Can anyone help me? Thanks!

Come get it. I’m in San Jose.

CASE GONE! thanks.

Clements mouthpiece?!?

I've ALWAYS loved RMs. I played my first one (silver, 4/4 CC) in 1973 at Custom Music. As a poor college student, simply I could not afford the $1,500 entry fee; laughable by modern standards. Over the years I played a few more. I had a 4/4, 4 valve CC, onto which Larry Minick grafted a Mirafone 185 ...

IT'S MINE, IT'S MINE MWWWUUUUUAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

That AiP solo has to be played on a BBb or CC. It has to be big, warm, broad and beautiful. A bass simply does not have the depth of a contra.

Tim Jackson

If I have to perform that note, I do a LOT of low note playing, ie Rochuts 15vb,for a couple weeks before that. I do it on an empty stomach (no eating before hand) and using the "Tommy Johnson, one lip" approach, it pops right out. Watch how Fenstermacher does it, he's an EXPERT!!!