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Feel free to use some of mine. I certainly don't use them much

Would you like some correct key signatures to go with your correct notes? I am not using mine right now and would be willing to donate a few for a good cause.

Mike

Right notes seem to be hard to find. Ever consider using left notes instead?

I have some large boxes of Mixed Notes for my EEb laying around. They're cheap ones though. Sometimes they go wrong and some of them can't tell their left from their right.

Oh, and for the record, Right Notes in the key of EEb ARE NOT compatible with BBb tubas. I tried using my EEb notes in my BBb Besson and all the notes came out a perfect fourth and a flub too high... maybe if you put them in upside down?

The Moderator took my request seriously, even though this is obviously not a serious post.

     Sorry, no right notes in my gig bag now, but I do have a considerable supply of left notes from our recent concerts. That is, notes that were left out, either because I ran out of breath or I didn't quite come in on the downbeat. These are all guaranteed pristine and never used. Next year, if I can't get an equal balance of right or left notes, perhaps I can at least produce a few ambidextrous tones.

I MIGHT have some available in the future. First though, I'll have to fill the two tubas I am rebuilding.

All the right note anyone could need can be found in NYC at Carnegie Hall. The only way to get there and retrieve the notes is to practice, practice and then practice some more. It's not really a matter of collecting right notes as it is using all the wrong notes in the practice room.

Oldschooltuba wrote:All the right note anyone could need can be found in NYC at Carnegie Hall. The only way to get there and retrieve the notes is to practice, practice and then practice some more. It's not really a matter of collecting right notes as it is using all the wrong notes in the practice room.

OR...……….

Buy one of Jake's old Yorks. They had all the bad notes blown out of them before he left Curtis.

I got a leftover bag of trombone notes. I think they're right. They are lasting me twice as long as they did him, so there should be some left when i am done if anyone wants 'em. But be careful. I hear this is a slippery slope.