Fleet maneuvers this afternoon.

[prodigal]

Two horns that are better than their player:

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If I can get the PT-1, the Piglet, and the Trashcan together, I could do a Battle Fleet pic, but it's definitely the Kriegsmarine!

I am a blessed man! Got to be more thankful.

[arpthark]

4+1 x 2!

[Schlitzz]

Gonna use a viola as a depth charge?

[prodigal]

4+1 x 2!

I'm still getting used to it, I was working on the Six Studies in English Folk Song to work on phrasing on the 186, so I had to remember to get my left arm off of the top bow for the movement that starts in pedal D.

I haven't been spending enough time on the 186. The F tuba is just more fun to play, but I need more practice on the big horn.

[prodigal]

Gonna use a viola as a depth charge?

Surface combat only, this is a civilized forum.

[York-aholic]

With the keel on that 186, it shouldn’t have any trouble sailing straight down the channel!

[Mary Ann]

So ok what is the keel FOR? It "appears" to have the function of making sure you do not hold it "too" close to your body. Even I ran into a slight eek with the keel on my 183.

[prodigal]

With the keel on that 186, it shouldn’t have any trouble sailing straight down the channel!

She makes sharp turns.

[prodigal]

So ok what is the keel FOR? It "appears" to have the function of making sure you do not hold it "too" close to your body. Even I ran into a slight eek with the keel on my 183.

I guess post-war German men were shorter than me at 6' 240lbs.?

I sit tubas on the top of my thighs when I play, so the horn never touches the seat.

I'm weird though, I prefer playing cello without the endpin, in a Baroque style.

[Schlitzz]

Gonna use a viola as a depth charge?

Surface combat only, this is a civilized forum.

Yeah, we know how the Army takes care of their tuba players.

[iiipopes]

Eternal Father, strong to save....