Wagner as a timepiece

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Wagner as a timepiece

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You wake up in the middle of the night, for some reason you neither have a watch, a phone or a clock, and you want to know what time it is.

Here's what to do:

Pick up your tuba, take it outside, and start playing "Ride of the Valkyries".
If you get all the way through it and nothing happens, play it at least one more time. By then, someone is going to be hollering out their door or window,
"WHO THE HELL IS PLAYING A TUBA AT 3:18 IN THE MORNING ?!?!? :slap: "
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Re: Wagner as a timepiece

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:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Principal tuba, Bel Air Community Band
Old (early 1900s?) Alexander BBb proto-163
1976 Sonora (B&S 101) 4-rotor BBb
1964 Conn 20J/21J BBb (one body, both bells)
1970s Marzan Slant-rotor BBb
~1904 York 3P BBb Helicon
Old Alex Comp.F, in shop
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