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1)Berlioz - Le Carnaval Romain

Pachy is out in the carpark fielding calls on his underpriced tuba that is surprisingly still for sale

2)Dvorak - New World Symphony

Waiting Waiting Waiting. Obviously one of those conductors who doesn't like to say when he'll do the slow movement, so Pach-man passes the time on his iphone

3)Mahler - Symphony No. 4

Pachy pounds the pavement looking for grazing pastures

4)Respighi - Fontane di Roma

Finally called to action, and in this one short piece shows his envious colleagues in the fiddles why he earns his $$

5)Vivaldi - Le Quattro Stagioni

Resting at home with the cats

More importantly, those shoes look damn comfy....what brand are they?

Nice, but they don't have my size (15 W)

Now this may be one of the best postings on Tubenet!!!
mark

Obviously the last comments, begs the question, what is the shoe size of our TNFJ participants? We've got a 13W and 15W both pretty good sized pedals. I'm a small footed Norwegian boy at 8.5 4W, fairly small, but, a rather efficient flipper, I can swim like a lutefisk.

the elephant wrote:

Tubaryan12 wrote:Nice, but they don't have my size (15 W)

The Tuba Shoes are 13Ws. That is all I need. I do not have such large pedal extremities as you, sir!

It's a curse. Trust me.

Tubaryan12 wrote:It's a curse. Trust me.

Absofreakinglutely.

I feel especially lucky that in some brands, I can get away with only a 14. That's the only reason I don't have to drive to some other state to buy shoes.

Rick "who, when he finds shoes on sale that fit, he buys them, even if they are pink patent leather" Denney

Rick Denney wrote:Rick "who, when he finds shoes on sale that fit, he buys them, even if they are pink patent leather" Denney

My golf shoes are red.
'nuff said.

So, confessing my absoulute ignorence of orchestral lit, I thought the water key was illustrating "fountains" and the "quatro" in the Vivaldi was hearlded by the display of both shoes and feet.

9 1/2 Wide, demonstrating why cops are refered to as "flatfoots". I suspect I will grow to a 10EEE by the time I retire (my first pair of Rocky duty boots was a 7 1/2 Medium!) The advantage is that I certainly have an off the shelf size...for men's shoes. Not so for ladies...