Sergio Caroline With His Lusophone

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Sergio Caroline With His Lusophone

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Here a Cool Picture of Sergio Caroline with his Lusophone Horn .. Tim Suillvan & I made this Horn. Sergio named it a Lusophone!! Thanks For looking Harvs Happy Horns
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Harv and I made this together. Sergio is really happy with it and he sounds great on it.

For those of you haven't seen it, here's Sergio playing it for the first time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FmUwVhRNRhk" target="_blank" target="_blank

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that looks very promising. What key is this instrument in?
Would like to hear something from that band also.

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tubajazzo wrote:that looks very promising. What key is this instrument in?
Would like to hear somthing from that band also.

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The instrument is in CC with 5 valves (4 piston + 1 rotary). Gerd, Check your messages, I'll send you an mp3 of the band. They will release a CD soon.

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:shock: Cool! That is the craziest, most fun looking instrument that I have seen in a long while! :D
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Wow. Way cool !
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That's pretty neat. It'd be cool to have one made out of a three banger small Eb to play around with: seems like it'd be easier to lug around.
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That looks like fun!
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Very cool! Almost looks like a saxophone, though... :shock:
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TubaCoopa wrote:Almost looks like a saxophone, though... :shock:
jeez,

ya didn't have to insult it. :wink:
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Are the valveset/branches made from scratch? It looks vaguely familiar, but somehow not...is it a Jupiter souzy valveset with modified branches? Where'd the bell come from?

Inquiring minds want to know...
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[quote="MileMarkerZero"]Are the valveset/branches made from scratch? It looks vaguely familiar, but somehow not...is it a Jupiter souzy valveset with modified branches? Where'd the bell come from?

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Sergio's horn was taken from five different tubas. 3 Kings, 1 Conn and an unknown that had the right taper.
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Somewhat reminiscent of Oren Marshall's instrument, that was made by Mike Johnson. Is that where the inspiration came from ?
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