@administrator Condition? Pictures?
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RE: Need a price for a Getzen Flugelposted in Flugelhorns & Cornets
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Need a price for a Getzen Flugelposted in Flugelhorns & Cornets
My buddy is asking for my help selling his Getzen flugelhorn. It's a Getzen Eterna II 795 3-valve.
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RE: Amadeus Cafeposted in Lounge
@trumpetb Actually, Mozart was given the second name Amadé (the Frenchified version of Amadeus) at birth... but as is usual in Austria, he did not use it except on formal occasions. To his parents, he was "Wolferl", to some of his friends "Gangerl".
Only in official correspondence he used the full name, partly Latinized: "Wolfgangus Amadé Mozart".
And to make things quite clear: There is no other well-known composer with that second name.
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RE: Looking for F trumpetposted in Historical & Collector's Items
@administrator I don't put up an ad on THE OTHER SITE!!
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RE: Looking for F trumpetposted in Historical & Collector's Items
I recommend you put a wanted ad up on TrumpetHerald. That's the quickest path to success, IMO.
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RE: Looking for F trumpetposted in Historical & Collector's Items
@vulgano-brother Thanks for the info; but I am not in the market for a new instrument. Some used beater would do.
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HELP! looking for a march with a largish repiano solo!posted in Lounge
As some of you may know, Vienna's Scouts' Band has completed the transition from traditional oompah band to British-style Brass Band. We got rid of all the woodwinds - another band was happy to take them - and the rotaries, and now we are fighting to get more proper repertoire. Our rep player has been fretting for a solo for a long time, so we decided to get in a few marches that fit the description. There is one piece that Coronation Brass is playing every year, with two melodious repiano solos... unfortunately, no one here remembers the title... it's a one-page piece. and it is a one-word title.
More, I don't know; but I am certain that I can recognize the title as soon as someone helps me to it...
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RE: What are you listening to?posted in Miscellaneous
@ssmith1226 You can't beat the Hungarians in showmanship... at one time in Hollywood, most showbiz recruiting agencies had signs, "It's not enough to be Hungarian".
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RE: Looking for F trumpetposted in Historical & Collector's Items
There is such a thing. I have one (not for sale) made in the 1870s. Occasionally they pop up. A friend of mine has a similar Heckel F. They are NOT the alto instruments however. They have the same bore and bell as a soprano Bb trumpet.!
I think that Dotzauer still builds them.
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