The most aggressive mexican sousaphone playing ever...

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pjv wrote:Still, its a real interesting concept; synths imitating tubas instead of bass guitars.

Does this mean we're moving up in life?

And for the folks that can't aford a synth or a sous;

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I guess I should look into making something like this until I'll save enough to buy real one. Or I can get something like this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Interesting-small-o ... 518ac95542

Are there any Banda recordings out there with great sousaphone player without singing?
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That valveless helicon comes out of a German bugle band tradition or Belgian tradition for playing hunting horns in a very ugly way.

I have a sample with 3 pistons. Basically it is a very narrow bore bass valve trombone in Eb.

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David Richoux wrote:...
(and any style of music that features the Sousaphone on an equal or higher level than the trumpets, or even vocalist is OK by me!)
Agreed!! I love Banda's with good sousaphonists!
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