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    • administrator
      administrator Global Moderator last edited by

      What is this? I think it's a Tibetan spiritual / religious horn, kind of like a didgeridoo or alpenhorn. Very interesting.

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      • BigDub
        BigDub last edited by BigDub

        I got to play an Alpenhorn ( I thought they were called Alphorns, but maybe that is true also ).
        A man from Westfield , NJ who had a little music school had one. I also was very fortunate to have the use of his little place to have an art show there. He gave me a demonstration out in the street. It’s not a great indoor instrument……the buildings supplied some great acoustics. He let me blow a little on it. He jokingly claimed it devoured trumpet players. He was right, it took some kind of chops to keep going on it.
        He was a fantastic player and did the “Ricola” commercial Alphorn part.

        GETZEN Eterna 900, S.E. Shires C Trumpet, Custom Shires 3c MP, Shires 1 1/2 C MP
        Assorted other mp's not used
        ( not very unusual….right? )

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        • barliman2001
          barliman2001 Global Moderator @administrator last edited by

          @administrator
          A) It is nothing like a didgeridoo - which, in fact, is just a wooden tube hollowed out by termites, without a proper mouthpiece (the end of the tube is rounded off for comfort)
          b) Technically, it is a cornet (because of the conical shape of the bore).
          And, to finish off, it is a Tibetan temple trumpet, the use of which is now prohibited due to Chinese rule in Tibet. Any such trumpets seized are sold off to collectors in the West...

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