Siegfried / Met / radio broadcast / now
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Re: Siegfried / Met / radio broadcast / now
I listened to the whole thing, which I get payed to do, and was blown away. Really fantastic performance. Way to go Chris!
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Re: Siegfried / Met / radio broadcast / now
I heard the whole thing, also. It was great! Looking forward to next Saturday!
I think he must have had the lacquer taken off that Besson and changed mouthpieces because he sounded, well, just a wee bit different.
I think he must have had the lacquer taken off that Besson and changed mouthpieces because he sounded, well, just a wee bit different.
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Re: Siegfried / Met / radio broadcast / now
I listened today. How about that bass trombone! It was awe inspiring.
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Re: Siegfried / Met / radio broadcast / now
I have not played a 995. Is the sound particularly distinctive? I imagine it uses the same bell as the 994 BBb and would therefore have a similar tone?bloke wrote:Having played a few of the 995 Besson tubas (even though I listened to part of it on my car radio), it sounds (on the radio) like that's the tuba he's using.