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    Best posts made by barliman2001

    • RE: A little humour

      What did the trumpet player want who continued to practice from 12 midnight to 4 am every night? -

      A cheap price for the house next door!

      posted in Lounge
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: ACB Doubler A/Bb Picc for sale - almost unused

      @callmekolak SOLD - sorry. Should have locked the thread.

      posted in High Trumpets (Eb
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Looking for a part

      @Mike-Ansberry Try trombonechat.com...

      posted in Repairs & Modifications
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Community Band

      @BigDub I'm in again for playing at the European Folklore Festival in Bitburg, Germany, with Welsh brass band Coronation Brass. ssmith1226 knows the routine, and has gone through that; but for every one else, I'll tell of the procedure.
      Every year, a scratch band is formed for this event - mostly by word of mouth and b e-mail. Then, from the four corners of the earth, around 25 people gather in Bitburg on a Friday afternoon, have a drink or two together and get handed a folder of sheet music from the Great British Brass Band Repertoire, usually containing two or three big Championship Section test pieces of the past, a couple of marches and a selection from the musical cheeseboard. And then everyone is told to don their black tie outfits and be ready to play (i.e. perform in front of an eexpectant public) within the hour, for two to three hours, and then have a go at drinking the brewery cellars empty. Next morning, after breakfast, play three minor half-hour gigs, then a big two-hour event, then another all-night open air concert... and repeat until Monday evening. In all, from Friday to Monday, Coronation Brass manages to squeeze in more or less fifteen hours performance time.
      No rehearsal, just sight reading.
      And the crowds love it.

      Quite a number of player manage to help out in other bands while Coronation Brass is officially resting...

      posted in Classical / Orchestral
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: And who is the new moderator?

      @neal085 By the way, I prefer poached. That way, the egg keeps its integrity while displaying a soft outside. And the inside is thoroughly yellow! 😉

      posted in Announcements
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: A little humour

      Scottish gangsters were easily caught after a smash-and-grab raid.
      Why?
      They came back for the brick.

      posted in Lounge
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Very rare Selmer Paris 900 TT C trumpet for sale

      @Curlydoc Or you could use the sethoflagos method: He is allowed to buy any trumpet he wants, as long as he spends the equal amount of money on his wife (usually jewellery). ssmith1226 is working the same method with equal success.

      posted in Bb & C Trumpets
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Valve Springs

      Rowuk Hath Spoken.

      posted in Repairs & Modifications
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Christmas Services

      @Dr-GO Thank you for the flowers!

      posted in Classical / Orchestral
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • More info about me

      As I am now in the grandiose position of Most High Executive Global Moderator of the TB Empire, I've put in a few more bits about myself into my profile. Not too much, mind - I know that anyone who is offended by the GMs actions will be after me with a shotgun at least. And whoever wants to know more is free and welcome to ask for more.

      posted in Announcements
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: A little humour

      @SSmith1226
      Kids at school comparing their Christmas presents.
      Ed replies, a bit bored, "A football, a stone sling and an airgun. The usual." -
      "Why, "the usual"?" his classmates ask.
      "Well, my father's a glazier."

      posted in Lounge
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Gold Plated Mint Calicchio For Sale

      @ROWUK The ad has already been moved into Classifieds

      posted in Bb & C Trumpets
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: This is strange.

      I think that this matter is now resolved, and we can close this thread. Agreed?

      posted in Repairs & Modifications
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Christmas Services

      @Bertie said in Christmas Services:

      I did a chamber music program for the patients in a hospital here in Munich (some Gershwin, Brahms with piano, and Milhaud, Ewazen with my trio violin, trumpet, piano). Sunday will be a Messiah Open Sing in a church... and that's it for this year ☺

      You're in Munich??

      posted in Classical / Orchestral
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • SEASON'S GREETINGS

      Many of us will be very busy indeed during the last days before Christmas; so I take this opportunity to wish everyone a very happy festive season, whether you celebrate Christmas, Chanukka, the Return of the Missing Asteroid, the Feast of the Burnt Turkey or the Feast of Nothing at all. May all of you return to tell us about how you spent your time, and whether you had a Good Time or a Bad Time. And should you have a bad time, please remember that here on TB, at least one Global Moderator will be on duty, listening to your concerns and ready with advice if wanted or needed. Bye, 2019.

      posted in Announcements
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: A little humour

      @SSmith1226 Steve, you're incorrigible. What about the time when you went into a hospital and posed as a surgeon?

      posted in Lounge
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Kuhlohorn for sale - no limit

      Instrument is now sold.

      posted in Flugelhorns & Cornets
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Valve Springs

      @dr-go Well said!

      posted in Repairs & Modifications
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: Christmas Services

      @GeorgeB said in Christmas Services:

      @barliman2001
      Now that was one really interesting situation. Playing in the cold is definitely no fun. But I'm sure you did well, sir.

      We did miserably. No doubt about it.

      posted in Classical / Orchestral
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
    • RE: SEASON'S GREETINGS

      @Dr-GO said in SEASON'S GREETINGS:

      Barliman2001, may you too have a Merry Merry. AND if you are in Dayton Ohio on the 24th, come join us in the one seat have left at the table. I am taking my entire wife's family (farmers) out to the Golden Lamb Inn (Oldest Inn in Ohio - 7 Presidents have slept there, and Sammuel Clemens) for Holiday Dinner. It's all on me.

      Thank you, Gary, for that kind invitation. Unfortunately, Dayton is a bit far from Vienna (too far anyway for a short day trip by car!), otherwise I would take you up on that offer. We'll be cosily at home before a roaring fire, and on the 28th, all the family will turn up for a belated Christmas gathering and my famous Honey-Roast Duck with an Italian herb and chestnut filling, with red cabbage in wine and home-made potato dumplings - I've pre-ordered three plump ducks as we will be that many people! But as soon as I get myself back into some kind of physical shape, I'll be sitting on your doorstep.

      posted in Announcements
      barliman2001
      barliman2001
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