Piernik's tubas, anyone?

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Piernik's tubas, anyone?

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Does anyone out there in tubenet-land have a clue as to what model tubas Zdzislaw Piernik has used throughout his career? Just curious...

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On the LP the the Penderecki was first recorded on, he is pictured playing a BS 5 valve (valve 5 in left hand) "Symphonie" F

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Thanks for the info.
While doing some googling on him, I found a couple of recent albums of his, one of which is downloadable. The downloaded album is crazy, but really, really cool. I don't understand how he makes the sounds he does. I also found this picture of his tuba, taken last year. Sounds like he's still going strong up there in Warsaw.
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Here's the two albums I found, in case anyone is interested.
http://shop.allaboutjazz.com/shop/release.jsp?r=67114(This is the downloadable one.)

http://www.ear-rational.com/detail.php? ... offset=600
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I did a google image search and every picture I saw that I could actually make out pictured him playing a 6 valve B&S F tuba.
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