Daryl Smith
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j1007hc
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Daryl Smith
Does anyone know who Daryl Smith is? All I know is that he is named after a Kalison 4/4 horn; does anyone know any background info? I tried a google search, and didn't come up with much.
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Re: Daryl Smith
He is listed as the tubist on Frank Zappa's album "The Yellow Shark". Wikipedia link
I haven't really looked into it, but maybe he was with the Ensemble Modern, the group on the album?
I haven't really looked into it, but maybe he was with the Ensemble Modern, the group on the album?
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Re: Daryl Smith
It appears that he's the tubist with the RAI National Symphony Orchestra in Turin, Italy.
http://www.orchestrasinfonica.rai.it/dl ... 1e72e.html
http://www.orchestrasinfonica.rai.it/dl ... 1e72e.html
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Re: Daryl Smith
Sorry, but that is really FUNNY!j1007hc wrote:Does anyone know who Daryl Smith is? All I know is that he is named after a Kalison 4/4 horn; does anyone know any background info? I tried a google search, and didn't come up with much.
Willson 3050S CC, Willson 3200S F, B&S PT-10, BMB 6/4 CC, 1922 Conn 86I
Gone but not forgotten:
Cerveny 681, Musica-Steyr F, Miraphone 188, Melton 45, Conn 2J, B&M 5520S CC, Shires Bass Trombone, Cerveny CFB-653-5IMX, St. Petersburg 202N
Gone but not forgotten:
Cerveny 681, Musica-Steyr F, Miraphone 188, Melton 45, Conn 2J, B&M 5520S CC, Shires Bass Trombone, Cerveny CFB-653-5IMX, St. Petersburg 202N
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Re: Daryl Smith
Kentuckian. Graduated high school in 1973 - Franklin County HS as I recall. I remember the year because he and Bob Bryant smoked me all the way through my junior year - then just Bob my senior year and for 2 years at UK. Daryl attended Indiana U and studied with Harvey Phillips. Next thing I knew he was playing in Milano.
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Re: Daryl Smith
Very -- "he's named after what?"jonesbrass wrote:Sorry, but that is really FUNNY!j1007hc wrote:Does anyone know who Daryl Smith is? All I know is that he is named after a Kalison 4/4 horn; does anyone know any background info? I tried a google search, and didn't come up with much.
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Re: Daryl Smith
Then his name wouldn't be "Daryl Smith"... it'd be "Kalison 4/4 Horn"!Kevin Hendrick wrote:Very -- "he's named after what?"jonesbrass wrote:Sorry, but that is really FUNNY!j1007hc wrote:Does anyone know who Daryl Smith is? All I know is that he is named after a Kalison 4/4 horn; does anyone know any background info? I tried a google search, and didn't come up with much.
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Re: Daryl Smith
No, no. The horn came first. His parents named him after the tuba because they must have been big fans of it. I bet he even owns one now.
I heard of a man named after car. It's not so weird.
I heard of a man named after car. It's not so weird.
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Re: Daryl Smith
By Jove, I think he's got it!Alex C wrote:No, no. The horn came first. His parents named him after the tuba because they must have been big fans of it. I bet he even owns one now.
I heard of a man named after car. It's not so weird.
Willson 3050S CC, Willson 3200S F, B&S PT-10, BMB 6/4 CC, 1922 Conn 86I
Gone but not forgotten:
Cerveny 681, Musica-Steyr F, Miraphone 188, Melton 45, Conn 2J, B&M 5520S CC, Shires Bass Trombone, Cerveny CFB-653-5IMX, St. Petersburg 202N
Gone but not forgotten:
Cerveny 681, Musica-Steyr F, Miraphone 188, Melton 45, Conn 2J, B&M 5520S CC, Shires Bass Trombone, Cerveny CFB-653-5IMX, St. Petersburg 202N
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Re: Daryl Smith
Daryl was a student at IU when I was there. I think he was a senior (I was just taking lessons with Harvey) and decided to leave for Europe when he graduated because, at that time, it supposedly was pretty easy for American orchestral musicians to land jobs there. Others that I know did the same.
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j1007hc
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Re: Daryl Smith
**A Kalison 4/4 Horn is named after him. SORRY HAHAHAHAHA
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Re: Daryl Smith
Not a problem!j1007hc wrote:**A Kalison 4/4 Horn is named after him. SORRY HAHAHAHAHA
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