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Yup, saxhound said a lot of what I was going to say. Take it to a shop, and they can compare the assembled length to that of a low pitch... -
A quick Bing search shows that Ferdinando Roth was a musical instrument maker in Milan, Italy in the mid to late 1800's. His son in law...
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More music from the daze of quarantine! :emoji_heart_eyes...
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King Curtis and Champion Jack Dupree playing the blues together - I just discovered this.
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The Nick Brignola Sextet featuring Pepper Adams - Baritone Madness.
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TrueTone reacted to pete's post in the thread What is the difference between a student clarinet and a professional one? with
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While pads are somewhat inexpensive and somewhat easy to repair, it's not fun to grab your horn and find out that multiple pads fell off... -
TrueTone reacted to pete's post in the thread What is the difference between a student clarinet and a professional one? with Like.
To some extent. Phoenix in the summer: adhesive holding pads in will melt and pads will come off. Buffalo in the winter: adhesive...
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pete replied to the thread What is the difference between a student clarinet and a professional one?.While pads are somewhat inexpensive and somewhat easy to repair, it's not fun to grab your horn and find out that multiple pads fell off... -
His saxophone books were wonderful etudes of the jazz concept. He was a pioneer in Jazz education. and he also wrote several sax quartets. -
Kevin Hagen replied to the thread RIP Lennie Niehaus - 2020.His saxophone books were wonderful etudes of the jazz concept. He was a pioneer in Jazz education. and he also wrote several sax quartets.
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Kevin Hagen replied to the thread Are horizontal angled necks available for Vito Bass Clarinets or will a tech have to bend it?.Go to Youtube and check out earspasm. Mike knows everything about bass clarinet. (Pete: edited your spelling)
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Yup, saxhound said a lot of what I was going to say. Take it to a shop, and they can compare the assembled length to that of a low pitch...
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A quick Bing search shows that Ferdinando Roth was a musical instrument maker in Milan, Italy in the mid to late 1800's. His son in law...
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TMHeimer replied to the thread What is the difference between a student clarinet and a professional one?.I can see where that may happen, though the Buffalo example would surprise me. I lived 25 years in Northern Manitoba and left it in the... -
johnnyk replied to the thread Ferdinando Roth What is this?.Helen, Thanks so much for your insight. Although, I was hoping you would tell me my plans to retire on a ranch in Montana are now...