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Chuck(G)
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by Chuck(G) »
Joe Baker wrote:
I also like the idea of a local plant.
Too bad they're not a tuba-euph quartet:
The Goober Tubers....
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Alex C
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by Alex C »
Atlanta?
Jackass Brass
of course, in homage to the humble mule which was the backbone of all of Georgia's resurrection after the Wa-wh.
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windshieldbug
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by windshieldbug »
The problem is finding something original, that NOBODY has ever used, like
The Woodwind Brass Quintet
no?, how about
The Quintic Brass Quintet
The Quaintest Brass Quintet
The Brusque Brass Quintet
maybe something topical, like
The Burkha Brass Quintet
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Randy Beschorner
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by Randy Beschorner »
For something close to the heart, how about
Victoria's Secret Brass or some variant thereof.
Randy Beschorner
"Sin boldy and trust in God"
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ken k
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by ken k »
Call yourself the "Whatever" Brass Quartet and then say you are the largest quartet in the world.....
B&H imperial E flat tuba
Mirafone 187 BBb
1919 Pan American BBb Helicon
1924 Buescher BBb tuba (Dr. Suessaphone)
2009 Mazda Miata
1996 Honda Pacific Coast PC800
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ken k
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by ken k »
Is there a geographic area, river or valley near your area. Or is there a cultural or ethnic concentration of the group.?
ken k
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MaryAnn
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by MaryAnn »
I've always liked Heavy Metal but in my city that name is already taken.
MA
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by Mark »
How many people are in your quintet?
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Tubadork
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by Tubadork »
Ha ha ha!! Cultural or ethnic concentration? Knowing these five cats personally, I now have the perfect name....
Are you listening Bill? You are..... The WASPS
uhhh... or 4 WASPS and a Buddhist
Bill Pritchard
Without inner peace, outer peace is impossible.
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by Mark »
bloke wrote:Mark wrote:How many people are in your quintet?
Are you talking to me, or one of the other seven guys?
Almost everyone I know in brass quintets or string quartets has been asked that question at least once.
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windshieldbug
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by windshieldbug »
4 WASPs and a WASB (?)
The Culturally Challenged but Ethnically United Brass Quintet
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funkcicle
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by funkcicle »
howabout "Brass Clowns"?
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SplatterTone
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by SplatterTone »
Brassturbaters
A good name for getting church gigs.
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Joe Baker
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by Joe Baker »
SplatterTone wrote:A good name for getting church gigs.
Shucks, why not "Brass-phemers"?
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Joe Baker, who knows plenty of clever ways to NOT get hired.
"Luck" is what happens when preparation meets opportunity -- Seneca
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SplatterTone
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by SplatterTone »
Joe Baker wrote:SplatterTone wrote:A good name for getting church gigs.
Shucks, why not "Brass-phemers"?
OK. Brass-pheming Brassturbaters.
(Brassturbatees might be a little too much.)
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windshieldbug
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by windshieldbug »
The Atlanta Brass Quinary Ten
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dmmorris
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by dmmorris »
I've never used the name, but I always thought "Willard and the Bowling Trophies" would make a good name for a musical group.
beta 14??..........OK!
Mid 70's B&S Tuba