Indeed! I've always thought for the heavier orchestral works, that might be a better description of the tone required at the climaxes.Casca Grossa wrote:Jonathan...please leave that in the description!!! I think you would sell more by using destructive rather than distinctive. I know it would work for me.Wyvern wrote:Thanks, you win the proof readers awardGC wrote:From the "German Tenor Horn" page: "This is the correct horn for playing the solo in Mahler’s Symphony No 7. It is a lovely playing instrument with destructive tone."
Somehow I don't think "destructive" is what you meant. Maybe "distinctive".
Wessex Tuba??
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Great new site! I just checked and I'm getting the US version on the computer and mobile.
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I'm also very curious about the Sousaphone bag, pictures and more description would be apprechiated!
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Can I chip in that the ProTec sousa bag is not great, so I hope there are some design tweaks there. The shoulder straps are designed for a giant...
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Here are a couple pictures. More details will be on website soon.Yoyohanna wrote:I'm also very curious about the Sousaphone bag, pictures and more description would be apprechiated!
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