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      A Former User @Guest last edited by

      @Niner said in Intro from a Global Moderator:

      Give me a second to figure it out.


      Why try? The darned thing isn't even transposed to Bb.

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        @Dr-Mark said in Intro from a Global Moderator:

        @Niner said in Intro from a Global Moderator:

        Give me a second to figure it out.


        Why try? The darned thing isn't even transposed to Bb.

        Hey, its in
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        This is very close to G# which can be played on any keyed instrument

        Allora Pocket Trumpet 2014
        Harrelson Summit 2017
        Kanstul 1526 2012
        Getzen Power Bore 1961
        Getzen Eterna 4-Valve Fulgelhorn 1974
        Martin Committee 1946
        Olds Super Recording 1940
        Olds Recording (LA) 1953
        Olds Recording (Fullerton) 1967
        Olds Ambassador 1965

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          fels @Guest last edited by

          @Dr-Mark
          Training dogs and practicing the trumpet are similar endeavors. Once started, both require constant attention to detail and commitment of time. It is never "over."

          Schilke x3
          Bach Strad 37
          Courtois Flugel

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            Dr GO @fels last edited by

            @fels said in Intro from a Global Moderator:

            @Dr-Mark
            Training dogs and practicing the trumpet are similar endeavors. Once started, both require constant attention to detail and commitment of time. It is never "over."

            Not to mention... Ruff!

            Allora Pocket Trumpet 2014
            Harrelson Summit 2017
            Kanstul 1526 2012
            Getzen Power Bore 1961
            Getzen Eterna 4-Valve Fulgelhorn 1974
            Martin Committee 1946
            Olds Super Recording 1940
            Olds Recording (LA) 1953
            Olds Recording (Fullerton) 1967
            Olds Ambassador 1965

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              A Former User @fels last edited by

              @fels said in Intro from a Global Moderator:

              Training dogs and practicing the trumpet are similar endeavors. Once started, both require constant attention to detail and commitment of time. It is never "over."


              That is soooooo true. One of my pet peeves is when people want me to train their dog. I tell them,
              "I don't train dogs, I train the owners to train their dogs".
              I'm training my dog everyday and I practice my trumpet everyday. Both give me pleasure.

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                Ive given up training Bear. He trains me;)

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                  A Former User @N1684T last edited by A Former User

                  @N1684T said in Intro from a Global Moderator:

                  Ive given up training Bear. He trains me;)


                  Training is a cooperative thing. He learns from me and I learn from him.
                  Different people approach dogs differently. As for me, if my dog doesn't like someone, I won't like them either because he's a far smarter and a better judge of character than I am.

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