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I'm sure I've played this before, but I simply don't remember it. Big BBb or big F? no other options available to me.

Thanks, Bloke. I'm listening to a couple others, one uses an F, and it doesn't have the genetalia I'd prefer. Tempo has seemed slow on most vids of the first mvt, but better slow than as bad as the one with the F evident.

Steve, I still am with you re: Grand Valley Mountain whatever. Rock out on YOUR horn and let the Tubenet crowd say what whatfcknever.

I'm completely baffled by the last two posts...

I've performed the bass bone part numerous times and I really, really like a BAT sitting next to me.

eupher61 wrote:I'm sure I've played this before, but I simply don't remember it.

I have also played this before and done my best to forget about it.

bloke wrote:

eupher61 wrote:

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I'm completely baffled by the last two posts...

I just mentioned someone famous in a post (name-dropping).

Ah, Joe, I was confused by your using MY name.

Depends on the size of the chorus and the hall. If a small group (say, less than 30 voices) and space - go with the F so long as you have a good low Bb and Ab on it and can control the pedal F. I've played it on BBb, CC and Eb. Only complaint was when I used my old Alex CC in a particularly resonant church.

jeopardymaster wrote: Only complaint was when I used my old Alex CC in a particularly resonant church.

There was such a thing as too much tuba? Say it ain't so!
In momento, in ictu oculi, in novissima tuba: canet enim tuba, et mortui resurgent incorrupti: et nos immutabimur.

Might have had something to do with placement as well. I was in a really sweet spot. That was in a rehearsal - I used my 184 for the concert.

finnbogi wrote:

eupher61 wrote:I'm sure I've played this before, but I simply don't remember it.

I have also played this before and done my best to forget about it.

Oh, yes. I think it would sound fine as the Easter Extravaganza at a particularly large Baptist church.

Rick "Eupher61 is Steve Hoog? Yer kidding! " Denney