http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaS4-ZrIDzE
It's a British Brass Band so I wonder if 2 of those sousas are Eb's.
New Zealand Army Band
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Teubonium
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New Zealand Army Band
Even if you don't care for marching bands, this one deserves a look-see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaS4-ZrIDzE
It's a British Brass Band so I wonder if 2 of those sousas are Eb's.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaS4-ZrIDzE
It's a British Brass Band so I wonder if 2 of those sousas are Eb's.
Bach Strad 36BO Sakbutt
Besson 967 Euph
MW2141 Eb
Kanstul 33s BBb
Besson 967 Euph
MW2141 Eb
Kanstul 33s BBb
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David Richoux
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Re: New Zealand Army Band
It is a bit hard to tell visually, but they all sound like BBb Sousaphones to me. On 2nd viewing, they all look larger than most EEb that I have seen. Nothing specific on the NZ Army Band web page...
Nice medley!
Nice medley!
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Wyvern
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Re: New Zealand Army Band
They all look the same size to me, so I guess all BBb.
Impressive display!
Impressive display!
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tuba-tobias
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Re: New Zealand Army Band
I love the alto-section (at 2:40), just cute! 
Kjell Tobiassen
'89 Gronitz prototype, the mother of all PCKs.
'89 Gronitz prototype, the mother of all PCKs.