Hanging with the Tuba/Euph crowd.
Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 10:13 am
What is one of your favorite Tuba/Euphonium hangs?
Last year in December, some old tuba friends/customers stopped in the store, but we didn’t have enough time to catch up while I had to do my job. So, they hung out until closing and followed me home so we could enjoy the VFW bar (Just ask anyone who has seen it.) in the basement of my handyman special house. We tossed back a few beers, made some sandwiches and ate snacks while we solved the problems of the world and tubadom. That was a nice moment in time. I’ve been here at Dillon Music for going on 15 years and so many people have come and gone through these doors and my life that I loose track of them.
This Dec 7th, I get to just be another Tuba Geek that gets to try out horns, and talk tuba with other enthusiasts at Yamaha (689 5th Ave. (54th St. & 5th Ave. enter on 54th Street) 11th Floor) in NYC. And like going to the NYC Auto show, we won’t have to deal with a pushy salesman trying to “close the dealâ€
Last year in December, some old tuba friends/customers stopped in the store, but we didn’t have enough time to catch up while I had to do my job. So, they hung out until closing and followed me home so we could enjoy the VFW bar (Just ask anyone who has seen it.) in the basement of my handyman special house. We tossed back a few beers, made some sandwiches and ate snacks while we solved the problems of the world and tubadom. That was a nice moment in time. I’ve been here at Dillon Music for going on 15 years and so many people have come and gone through these doors and my life that I loose track of them.
This Dec 7th, I get to just be another Tuba Geek that gets to try out horns, and talk tuba with other enthusiasts at Yamaha (689 5th Ave. (54th St. & 5th Ave. enter on 54th Street) 11th Floor) in NYC. And like going to the NYC Auto show, we won’t have to deal with a pushy salesman trying to “close the dealâ€
