A pitty that the two euph valves are too small in bore to be of any use in a cimbasso context. Of course they might be placed early in the new bugle to act sort of like the left hand valves on your B&S F tuba.
Will this cimbasso be in Eb or rather a 4+2 sample in F with kicker on the 5th?
Klaus
keeping up with the (L)Jones'(V)
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imperialbari
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imperialbari
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Re: keeping up with the (L)Jones'(V)
One question I forgot asking:
I the 5th valve (rotor & loop) part of the block?
Klaus
I the 5th valve (rotor & loop) part of the block?
Klaus
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Re: keeping up with the (L)Jones'(V)
My advise of course will be to keep it in Eb with 5 or 6 valves. You then won’t use it in orchestral and quintet contexts due to slight inconvenience of reading. Which leaves it free for me to buy.bloke wrote:' haven't decided...imperialbari wrote:Will this cimbasso be in Eb or rather a 4+2 sample in F with kicker on the 5th?
Klaus
- ' much less work to simply leave the factory-made Willson valveset as it is, yet
- I'm a stronger (written-down music) reader with an F instrument.
Klaus