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Dents Be Gone!
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I agree, guys. This is the way to go.
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Three Valves
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Re: Nashville Symphony
Young guy. Cool. 
Thought Criminal
Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column
Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column
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The Big Ben
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Re: Nashville Symphony
The Horn Guys posted his picture on FB. Good for him. Symphony jobs on tuba can be had to get.Dents Be Gone! wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2023 7:32 am A little bird told me that there’s a newly appointed tuba with the Nashville Symphony. His name is Chandler Currier, a student of Alan Baer at The Juilliard School and a 2021 graduate of The Interlochen Arts Academy.
Congrats to Alan and Chandler!
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graybach
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Re: Nashville Symphony
Gilbert Long, after around 45 years of playing with them. He started in 1978.
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bloke
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Re: Nashville Symphony
I remember being in the 12th grade and sitting with someone in a pizza parlor who was going to go off to Sewanee Music Center for the summer and looking at a piece of paper that told all the basic information about it, as - back then - there really weren't that many slick brochures about very many things, and seeing Gilbert's name listed (no idea who he was or where he lived) as teaching the tuba. I was (just barely) beginning to transition over from being hired to play the guitar to being hired to play the tuba, and wondered if I ought to take some tuba lessons from somebody, but shrugged it off and finished my pizza. 
I'm not sure whether he and I met more than once, but he drove over to Memphis decades later and I did some stuff to his Willson tuba for him...' nice man.
I'm not sure whether he and I met more than once, but he drove over to Memphis decades later and I did some stuff to his Willson tuba for him...' nice man.