Why not another thread about bigger horns ?

[Kehaulani]

@richard-iii said in Why not another thread about bigger horns ?:
And one of the reasons there isn't more interest in this thread is that most people aren't interested in things other than trumpets on these sites.

Funny thing to find on a trumpet forum.

[Richard III]

@kehaulani said in Why not another thread about bigger horns ?:

@richard-iii said in Why not another thread about bigger horns ?:
And one of the reasons there isn't more interest in this thread is that most people aren't interested in things other than trumpets on these sites.

Funny thing to find on a trumpet forum.

Good point. So why even have a cornet and flugelhorn category?

Of course if there were a Cornet Boards, I wouldn't even be here.

[Shifty]

@richard-iii said in Why not another thread about bigger horns ?:

Of course if there were a Cornet Boards, I wouldn't even be here.

Are you a facebook user?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1514385745525221/about

[Richard III]

@shifty said in Why not another thread about bigger horns ?:

@richard-iii said in Why not another thread about bigger horns ?:

Of course if there were a Cornet Boards, I wouldn't even be here.

Are you a facebook user?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1514385745525221/about

Thanks. Already a member. Just a little light in the wilderness for cornet lovers.

[Dale Proctor]

To me, cornets, trumpets, and flugelhorns of multiple keys are all in the same subset of brass instruments that are played with similar diameter mouthpieces. Tubas, trombones, baritones, tenor horns, French horns, etc, aren’t.

[J. Jericho]

@dale-proctor And all are played using the same principles. And if you have the chops, you can play them all.