I thought Symphony was a chocolate bar.

bloke wrote: ↑Sat Nov 09, 2024 7:33 pm This is where the Memphis one will be this year.

When I was at Southwestern at Memphis (now Rhodes College) my friends and I would walk to the Sears to buy stuff.

Where are you located?

I vaguely remember seeing a piece of music that had the instruction "strike the tuba bell with your mouthpiece". I want to say it was from the 1970's.

If you add a fifth valve, it would be cool for it to have interchangeable slides for the most common fifth-valve tunings.

That is not a tuba. According to the link you posted it is a RCA Victor French Horn.

tofu wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2024 11:43 pm...there was a tussle over who owned the name...

It's interesting that the name of the group, German Brass, is in English.

When Miraphone first released the Hagen, the tuba only had four valves. Miraphone said that a fifth valve was not necessary. Well, Miraphone now makes Hagens with five valves. On a B-flat tuba, if you have an Eb and it goes by fast and often, having a fifth valve makes it a lot easier. Is a fifth ...

I looked and did not see tuba.

The bell looks nasty.

If you are playing the whole opera, the opera music librarian should have a marked part for you.

It ain't heavy, it's my tuba.

Still looking. Anyone else?

I sent you an email. Thank you.

A band I'm in is playing a suite of music from Star Wars: The Force Awakens . Paul Lavender is the transcriber. The tuba part for the third movement, Scherzo for X-Wings is missing. The band has ordered the part, but it's not clear when it will be delivered. Does anyone have a copy of this part they ...

What about an English baritone or a German Kaiser baritone. Similar to a Wagner Tuba, but uses a trombone-sized mouthpiece and could rest on a chair.

MikeS wrote: ↑Tue Sep 03, 2024 2:06 pm Al Gallodoro, according to IMDB. Here’s some biographical information.

http://www.algallodoro.com/bio.html

It says he is a saxophonist?

Well, this morning I received an e-mail announcing the upgrade to Finale. Could this company be any more screwed up?

York-aholic wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2024 10:27 pm
The Invisible Man?

Nice case by the way.

Someone had to take the photo.