What was Sumner Ericsons main horn/s?

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Re: What was Sumner Ericsons main horn/s?

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T-brick woody wrote:Anyone know what Sumners horns were?

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I know he has a Mira 186
An F..I'll ask next week
and a 5/4 CC Hirsbrunner

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Welcome back, Wade. I bet he played some pretty cool MP's too. They probably had a small end AND a big end.

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Stemware? Damn Wade, the stuff comes in a glass, or a box, Love that Blush out of a box, yum yum........Problem is with my pipe collection, 'baccy keeps fallin' out of the damn things.....
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Post by PhilipJ »

Quoting Mr. Erickson from an earlier post:

"My orchestral tuba since 1983 is a Hirsbrunner 5/4 5 valve made in 1974.

I also play a Mirafone 186 5 U made around 1980. This is my solo, chamber music, Brahms, Mendelsohn horn.

I use a Conn Heleberg with all my tubas...."
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Post by Dave Y »

Heres some info on Sumner's horns:

Big CC: HB-6 in raw brass
Small CC: 1980s Miraphone 186 (serial # in the 10000's)
F-tuba: Older Perantucci in silver, with no model number on it (as I remember)

He used the HB-6 on the Art of Fugue Recording with the PSO Brass.

Hope this answers some questions.
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