@bigdub said in This is strange.:
I am going to bring it to Jonathan Ashcraft, my brass repair guy, who will surely know how to resolve it. He is a great repair guy, a regular artist, and he can play very well too.
How is he at wiring trumpets for light bulb insertion?
@newell-post said in This is strange.:
...at my Mom's house in Kansas City for the holidays. (She's 99.) I leave my old Getzen Severinsen here at Mom's house and use it for practice when I am here. Bach Strad is my daily driver, but every time I come to Mom's and play the old Severinsen for a few days, I remember how good those Getzen valves are and how facile that old thing feels.
Getzen valves are the best!
@georgeb said in This is strange.:
If worse comes to worse, Wayne, you are such a realist artist that you ciould just paint yourself a new 3rd valve...
And if in oils, the valve is slick for a lifetime of playing!
@bigdub said in This is strange.:
Hurtful. Just hurtful.
Depends on which way you turn the on/off switch
@bigdub said in This is strange.:
I have a Bach Tr300 that is in fine condition but is never used except for a back up in emergencies.
So recently I took it out to just give it a check and found that the third valve stops the air when not depressed. This has never happened to this trumpet or any other for that matter. Ever.
Yes, I did check the alignment twice, thrice, maybe fourteen times or so, in case you were thinking of asking.
Any idea what I might check to correct this? It is a decent back up horn, so I want to keep it functional.
Thanks.
Sounds like you may have a back up for a lamp now.
And A Merry Christmas Time is Here offering from last week's big band gig:
@bigdub said in A little humour:
@barliman2001 said in A little humour:
@j-jericho US, anyway. Could not be anywhere else.
Not even Switzerland?
Seems like they would qualify, somewhat.
I believe their cars only work in neutral.... but if pushed downhill, should get some speed. That would not be too safe in hearing the car coming though since what's a Matterhorn can be an issue.
@vulgano-brother said in What are you listening to?:
@dr-go Need dirty contacts to pull Green Eyed Lady off. You can pull it off because you can count me as a dirty contact.
Green Eyed Lady works by hitting the off switch then the start button before the organ totally shuts down. The Hammond B3 is an amazing instrument and can perform creative adaptations even beyond the Leslie control switch.
Just heard this Christmas album by the Four Freshman and was blown away by the trumpet soling and tone and even more blown when I found out it was one of the Four Freshman vocalists, Curtis Calderon. Solo starts at 1:05. Very nice!
Interesting perspective that "my horn" is really someone else's horn that the listener tends to admire. That was what roped me into the Getzen 4-valve Etena. Was a real fan of Rick Braun, and at the time I was in the market for a flugelhorn, that is the horn I chose and he is the reason why. However, I sound like me on it, not like Rick Braun, and I am OK with that.
@tjveloce said in In search of “my horn.”:
...I have my Benge which works very well in situations which require more consistent ensemble sound, and I play a Monette Prana B6S1 mouthpiece.
Suggestions?
-tj
TJ, sounds like you answered your own question. The Benge is you!
@loil How do I order this as a CD. I am old fashioned and do not have accounts with any of the options to your link.
@loil said in Christophe LeLoil:
Hi all
you may enjoy this youtube video showing the band:
Deval In TimeAlbum published by Laborie Jazz LAbel available on every platforms
Man do I love the transitions between soloists in this piece. Chirstophe, you take the artistic standard of music to a whole new level!
@administrator said in Christophe LeLoil:
Where's that skyline? Boston?
Since there vocalist is from Chicago, my guess is Chicago, looking toward the West Coast of Lake Michigan.
