Death by 6th position?
When trombonists revolt . . .
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davidgilbreath
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When trombonists revolt . . .
Death by 6th position?
". . . and madly he played . . . "
David Gilbreath
1925 Conn New Wonder Monster Front Action BBb
c. 1938 York 716 BBb 4v
mariettapopsorchestra.org
David Gilbreath
1925 Conn New Wonder Monster Front Action BBb
c. 1938 York 716 BBb 4v
mariettapopsorchestra.org
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tbn.al
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Re: When trombonists revolt . . .
That is GREAT! I've already forwarded to my section.
I am fortunate to have a great job that feeds my family well, but music feeds my soul.
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Bombardonier
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Re: When trombonists revolt . . .
This must be a historical satire--none of the players have F triggers/attachments. Does 6th position even exist anymore (tongue firmly in cheek)? 
I always did enjoy "bombardment!"
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sloan
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Re: When trombonists revolt . . .
There must be some mistake. Trombonists are *always* revolting.
Kenneth Sloan
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Schedonnardus
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jeopardymaster
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Re: When trombonists revolt . . .
Gnagey CC, VMI Neptune 4098 CC, Mirafone 184-5U CC and 56 Bb, Besson 983 EEb and euphonium, King marching baritone, Alexander 163 BBb, Conn 71H/112H bass trombone, Olds Recording tenor trombone.