
Best posts made by tjcombo
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RE: A little humour
Sadly, the first thing I thought when seeing this was "what? The whole family sits at the table? At the same time?"
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RE: A little humour
Language is constantly evolving (sometimes, whether we like it or not). The world of music is no exception…
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RE: An exercise in futility?
@stumac said in An exercise in futility?:
A friend gave me his piccolo trumpet to see what I could do with it. (Oswal India, nuff sed)
Pulled stuck slides, easy enough, removed valves, casings numbered 1 2 3 4, Valves 2of numbered 1, other 2 no number,fun to sort out on reassembly, valves appear to have been greased, very sluggish.
2 leadpipes, assume Bb and A, both receivers just parallel tubing, Bb the mouthpiece goes into the start of the leadpipe and is firm, in A pipe does not reach leadpipe and wobbles.
This is as far as I have gone, the next step is to give it a good cleaning and then reassemble paying particular attention to valve alignment. I have Blackburn Bb and A pipes that will fit.
More to come.
Regards, Stuart.
Maybe add a lampshade?
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RE: New old friend
@dr-go remember if you copy someone's work it's plagiarism. If you copy from two or more people, it's Research!
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RE: 2019 Jazz Festivals
Don't mind if I do Dr G. Anyone who is anywhere near Castlemaine, Victoria, Australia on the Queen's Birthday Weekend (7-9th June) should check out both the historic Old Gold-mining town and the jazz festival.
https://www.castlemainejazzfestival.com.au/Check out G&T Jazz for fine "new standards" written by our talented vocalist. We have two festival slots and the performance fee will go towards a recording session in the very near future.
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RE: Martin Committee Club
@administrator it’s a medium bore made in 1956. @Newell-Post the corks and felts are in good condition and appear to have been recently replaced. This was part of the pleasant surprise. I expected a horn of that age to be pretty worn or have come out of a closet with stuck slides, rotten corks etc. I’d even researched replacement lead pipes in case that was necessary, but the original is as clean as a whistle.
@Dr-GO yes 100%. I particularly love the tonal range that it provides. -
RE: Great Idea!
Hope I didn't miss the bus. Thanks Tobylou8 for the tip-off. And I can read this site on my mobile too
. The last century layout of the other board was driving me crazy!
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Remember when butchers wore a blue and white striped apron?
Can you believe this dude?