Yeah, Miatas are a lot of fun, but very tiny!

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RE: Fun hooter for "those" gigs...
It looks like a really bad attempt at the blue Martin Committee.
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RE: Lockie Trumpet
I have never heard of that brand. Is this what you're looking for?
https://reverb.com/item/484616-vintage-new-wonder-trumpet-olds-copy-built-by-lockie
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RE: Be careful!
@bruce said in Be careful!:
Chinese rip-offs of "Gold-plated Austria Schagerl Bb Trumpets" selling on the Internet for $522!
Yep. If it's too good to be true, it probably is.
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RE: Symphonic Recording of the Week
The BRSO (Munich) plays "Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare". Conducted by Christian Thielemann. I have to confess that Thielemann is one of my favorite modern conductors when it comes to brass. I have heard several of his recordings and the brass is just spot on in each recording. He reminds me of Solti in that regard.
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Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare at the Coronation of Charles III
I was more than a little surprised to learn that they performed a variant of the Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare at the Coronation of Charles III. They even played it in a different key than the original.
Coronation:
Youtube Video – [02:28..]Original:
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RE: For the European Members
@barliman2001 said in For the European Members:
Prague is a hotbed of music of all descriptions. Small jazz bands at every second corner, community bands of all styles everywhere. Language might be a barrier, though.
That sounds like fun! Yeah, I've been studying the language and it's a tough one.
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RE: For the European Members
For those of you in Europe, are community bands / orchestras popular? Say, if I live in Prague would there likely be some opportunity to join a community group?
There are some community groups here in the USA, but I get the feeling it's probably more popular in Europe. I wouldn't know firsthand, though.
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RE: You may be jealous....
@ssmith1226 said in You may be jealous....:
I recently saw Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue in concert at the Tree House Brewery Summer Stage in Deerfield, Massachusetts. Needless to say it was an outstanding performance! Here’s a sample from our vantage point.
Not so short anymore!
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Where to find info on my vintage trumpet / cornet / flugelhorn?
This is a sticky that contains a list of sources people can go to find information regarding vintage high-brass instruments. Please respond with a link & description and I will copy it to this original post.
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RE: Buescher True Tone puzzle
That's quite beautiful. There are a number of Buescher experts out there, I think you will be able to find what you need. Good luck!
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RE: For the European Members
@barliman2001 is winter a good time to visit? Would love to come see an opera in Vienna!!
As far as income goes, I'll be working out of the USA no matter where I am in the world. So, in Europe that means probably working something like 3-11pm or similar. That works well for me given that I'm a natural night owl anyway.
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For the European Members
Hello TBers,
I'm in the process of obtaining citizenship in the Czech Republic. I qualify for citizenship by descent and would love to explore the land, language and culture of my ancestry. I'm considering moving to Prague at some point in the future.
Any European members here who can tell me a little bit about Prague, and Central Europe in general?
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RE: Transcribe this one!
The part with those quarter-note triplets was pretty amazing. Really, a great solo.
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RE: Customized Olds Recording Model
@rowuk said in Customized Olds Recording Model:
@mike-ansberry-0 Pitchfinder
I had a trumpet teacher with a pitch finder on his Bach C. This device could adjust both the 3rd valve slide and the main tuning slide and it could pull in as well as push out. It was a complicated mechanism.