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Some questions for you all..

What horn is the best one you ever played ?
What mouthpiece is the best one you ever played ?
Who is the best player ever ?
Who is the current best player ?
What is the most diffcult piece you've handled ?
What is the most intresting piece you handled ?
What is the best Tuba Solo CD ?

Thx you all
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Best horn: Hirsbrunner HB2P
Best Mouthpiece: Marcinkiewicz ETU1*Jim Self in gold
Best Player Ever: Jacobs
Current best player: Me 8)
Most Difficult piece handled: Penderecki Capriccio (sp?)
Most interesting piece handled: Lebedev Concerto in One Movement
ADDED-Most fun Piece ever played: Symphonie Phantastique (sp?)
Best solo CD: My Senior Recital :lol:

There you go,
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Captain Sousie wrote:Best horn: Hirsbrunner HB2P
Best Mouthpiece: Marcinkiewicz ETU1*Jim Self in gold
Best Player Ever: Jacobs
Current best player: Me 8)
Most Difficult piece handled: Penderecki Capriccio (sp?)
Most interesting piece handled: Lebedev Concerto in One Movement
ADDED-Most fun Piece ever played: Symphonie Phantastique (sp?)
Best solo CD: My Senior Recital :lol:

There you go,
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Considering the ability level of Sheridan, Bobo, Palafian, Baadsvik, Pokorny, etc., you must be very good to rank that high.
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Teacher always told me that to be the best, you have to believe you're the best.

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Post by nimrod480 »

Well I havent answerd yet..

What horn is the best one you ever played ? My Current 34 years old Boosey & Hawkes Eb Horn!!! I love it i just bought it its in perfect condition.. Also played a HB21 but didnt liked it..

What mouthpiece is the best one you ever played ? As im only 17 and i live in Israel and nobody here sale mouthpieces i havent played a lot of them but i like very much my Denis Wick 3 which i currently use.

Who is the best player ever ?
I Would probably have to say Gene Pokurny or Shmuel Hershko who is my teacher and i admire him now more then ever when i can hear him alot more (i just started learning with him this year, his the best!!!)

Who is the current best player ?
In Solo i would probably have to say Oystein Baadsvik which i like alot! he is great! also in solos and orchestral excerpts is Gene for me, you have to know how to play together with 100 more people so it'll probably be Gene..

What is the most diffcult piece you've handled ?

I Currently Handling the 3rd movment in the VW Concerto and its pretty tough, but the most diffcult for me probably was the 4th movment of Concertant suite by Danielsson or Concertino for Bass Trombone By Spisak..

What is the most intresting piece you handled ?

Wow, Concertino for bass trombone by spisak and Concertant Suite.. Just WoW!!

What is the best Tuba Solo CD ?

I Have so many so its like about 13-14 here i like Gene Pokorny "Big Boy" and the Baadsvik "Tuba Festival" Best!!
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Sheesh.

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Best Horn: Hirsbrunner HB-21 (this will likely change in a few months)
Best Mouthpiece: Subjective... Currently I'm very fond of CB AJ mpc.
Best Ever Player: John Fletcher (sorry his sound is more ideal to me than AJ)
Best Current Player: orchestra - Michael Moore with ASO, solo - Roger Bobo
Difficult Piece: either the Gregson or the RVW
Interesting Piece: either Hartley Suite or Persechetti Serenade No. 12
Tuba Solo CD: Bobissimo, The Best of Roger Bobo
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Best Horn: HB-12
Best Mouthpiece: Sheridan O2
Best Player Ever: Sheridan
Best Current Player: Sheridan
Difficult Piece: John Williams
Interesting Piece: Nelhybel Suite
Best CD: Storyteller
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What horn is the best one you ever played ? My Yorkbrunner. Really.

What mouthpiece is the best one you ever played ? Giddings and Webster Bayamo for the CC and the Bora for the F.

Who is the best player ever ? Tommy Johnson Pre Bells Palsy

Who is the current best player ? Gene Pokorny

What is the most diffcult piece you've handled ? John Williams

What is the most intresting piece you handled ? Hindemith

What is the best Tuba Solo CD ? Tuba Tracks/Gene Pokorny
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What horn is the best one you ever played ? Chris Halls Hirsbrunner
What mouthpiece is the best one you ever played ? GW Caver
Who is the best player ever ? Jacobs
Who is the current best player ? Baadsvik
What is the most diffcult piece you've handled ? Handel Flute Sonata No.4
What is the most intresting piece you handled ? Lyri-Tech I
What is the best Tuba Solo CD ?Baadsvik -Tuba Carnival, Gene Pokorny -Tuba Tracks
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Best horn: Yamaha Custom YCB-822. Not one of your common heavy hitters, but I feel absolutely invincible on that horn. Nothing that I want to do that it doesn't seem like the horn's been just waiting for me.

Best mouthpiece: G&W's Bayamo. Can't get enough of it because it can't take enough air. On the 822, it's like playing a vaccuum cleaner.

Best Player EVER: You know, I'm a huge Roger Bobo fan. No one, in my own mind, has yet been able to duplicate his mastery of the horn. A player as strong as him proved that a horn really is "just a piece of brass, it hasn't any brains."

Current best player: Orchestral, for the sake of argument and all-around musicianship, I'm going to go with Ronald Bishop. Solo sound? I really like both Phil Sinder (Michigan State) on his Aerodynamics and Skillen (LSU) on BLue Plate.

Most difficult: Penderecki Cappriccio. Always more to do with it, can never put it down for good.

Most interesting: For most listeners, I'm going to agree with Triumph of the Demon Gods, followed perhaps by the Barnes Concerto.

Best solo CD: Portrait of an Artist. A must own for any serious musician, instrumental or vocal. Perhaps the most definitive recording of our time.
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