Anyway, my son and I built a serpent out of plumbing parts from Home Depot, covered in naugahyde to make it look authentic, for his Grade 4 music class project a couple of years ago - but it ended up being in Bb not C - sorry.
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Geotuba
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Someone who should know better - one of the presenters on our local classical music station CFMX-FM - announced authoritatively the other night that the serpent was "like a large flute". I suppose that in the sense you cover holes to change pitch he's right but puuuhhhleease
Anyway, my son and I built a serpent out of plumbing parts from Home Depot, covered in naugahyde to make it look authentic, for his Grade 4 music class project a couple of years ago - but it ended up being in Bb not C - sorry.
Anyway, my son and I built a serpent out of plumbing parts from Home Depot, covered in naugahyde to make it look authentic, for his Grade 4 music class project a couple of years ago - but it ended up being in Bb not C - sorry.
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windshieldbug
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Tubatoad
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Cool! Any chance you might remember how you did it or have some plans leftover and share these? Sort of like the "Hoseaphone".Geotuba wrote:my son and I built a serpent out of plumbing parts from Home Depot, covered in naugahyde to make it look authentic, for his Grade 4 music class project a couple of years ago - but it ended up being in Bb not C - sorry.
Pete (the Tubatoad)