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New OT: brass instruments...
I have a 50? 60? year old Olds trombone played by my late grandfather. "Octagon" slide. He was asked to play with Tommy Dorsey at one point... when I hear trombone like my grandfather played, I wish I had practiced more...
Regards,

-scott anderson

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New Oooohhh
No slide trombone adept, but I think I recall the octagonal-slides being memorable (which today means 'collectible') - nice you're keeping yours.

If you audition some turn-of(last)-century stuff, Sousa's Band, Herbert L. Clarke and others - Arthur Pryor was the legendary slide-trombone virtuoso, accomplishing what most believed only keyed instruments might. If interested, try to find "Variations on The Bluebells of Scotland" [Arban] - for one selection as will demonstrate his reputation.

Dunno whether his slides were round or octy, but it seems to me hard to swage close tolerances on the inner or outer - all things considered.

The circle represents God.


Ashton
New Yes, I've heard Pryor.
My grandfather could play like that... amazing.
Regards,

-scott anderson

"Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
New Hmmm 'skip a generation'
Might wee Duncan have some trombone genes yet to flourish?

(Sergei Nakarikov could use a duet partner on trumpet --> fleugel, in a few years. Wynton is solidly into jazz, though he can do Everything, too)

ie: More Musicians / fewer Gunners.
(or designers of such)


Ashton
New He definitely has the music genes...
He's a piano player right now.
Regards,

-scott anderson

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