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Re: not particularly glamorous, but..a sousaphone bell..F tu

Posted: Mon Sep 02, 2019 6:00 pm
by Three Valves
Since its a holiday, and you have all day, charcoal is fine. Else gas.

Re: not particularly glamorous, but..a sousaphone bell..F tu

Posted: Tue Sep 03, 2019 5:01 pm
by bort
Above the eyebrows, you look like Saul Goodman. :)

Re: not particularly glamorous, but..a sousaphone bell..F tu

Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2019 5:17 pm
by Three Valves
If we could only put a few of those in synchronous orbit we could cool the planet!! :tuba:

The only scientific consensus left to be reached is “where to set the thermostat” 8)

Re: not particularly glamorous, but..a sousaphone bell..F tu

Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2019 11:27 am
by iiipopes
bloke wrote:bloke "breaking barriers, again. Possibly (??) one of the VERY FEW uses of a sousaphone in a symphony orchestra since the VIDEO seen of one (not verified that it was actually PLAYED in the recording studio) in the 1940 Disney movie, "Fantasia".
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Bloke, "Chief" Kuhn is often shown playing a souzy, especially for the earliest acoustic recording sessions in lieu of a double bass. Do you know if anybody else played a souzy instead of a "recording bell" tuba for such early sessions? I agree. One time I took two souzys and a tuba to a community band rehearsal some years ago to see which one blended best. The director, of great repute (Texas all state high school bands, etc., before retiring and coming to SW MO), like your director, could not tell the difference out front between instruments and mouthpiece selections. Standing beside him when I asked were two other directors who played in the band to keep their chops up, and asked them as well, and they could not tell, either! So I picked one and went with it, as you are doing.