Excellent work, bravo

A November Bump

A November Bump

Looking for a Bach 7 tuba mouthpiece Mt.Vernon era or older.
cheers!

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Demonstration of the Moritz-Wieprecht Tuba replica, newly built by The Berliner Tuba Werkstatt. It's the last few bars of the Wilhelm Wieprecht Concertino, one of the very first concerto type works written in the late 1830s for the then newly invented chromatische Baßtuba in F. Tubist: Jack Adler- ...

Yes we will be recording the concerts and hopefully live streaming as well.

Berlin Historical Brass Concert Series: BERLIN, wie es damals war

For sale: ca. 1870s F-Tuba / Bombardon most likely made in Vienna or Graslitz. 4 rotary valves. A=440Hz It is playable but could use a restoration as the linkages are quite clanky. Numerous dents and some cracks A great candidate for a museum or someone who is looking for a historical tuba. I was ...

Hello everyone, I'm posting for an old friend who has retired from playing tuba. 1920s Ackermann & Lesser F-Tuba made in Dresden. 3/4 size, 4 rotary valves, unlacquered. It's a large shaft, but has been fit with an adapter to take american size shank. The 4th valve is tuned to 2 tones/half a step ...

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I think the angle of the video and the 2 x speed is contributing to the "dangerous" impression. Dan actually has a lot of space between him and bell Most of us in germany who make or repair bells would do the same. And lastly, I've worked with Dan in the past and I can say he is extremely safety ...

The tuba is an Amati 4/4 BBb stencil. I believe Sum did make or at least assemble their own tubas many decades previously, but by the 70s it was just stencils. I contacted the seller and it was a typo, actually Karl Sum. The engraving reads Karl Sum, Instrumenten Bau., Kirnbach/Wolfach. I am ...

The patent is located at the Geheimes Staatsarchiv, Preußischer Kulturbesitz, Rep. 120, Ministerium
für Handel und Gewerbe. The storage area itself is outside of Berlin but is easy to reach. I'm hoping to make a trip there later this year to do a hi-res scan and will be sure to share.

Episode 7 of the History of the Tuba Podcast has dropped. Jake and Jack discuss the iconic patent of 1835. patent.jpg Check it out here: https://open.substack.com/pub/historyofthetuba/p/the-history-of-the-tuba-podcast-episode-f43?r=2kc7dh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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Hello Diego,

your PT6 was made in 1992.

Cheers from Berlin
TheBerlinerTuba

Hallo Arpthark, If you would prefer not to modify the receiver, I would recommend one of the Bruno Tilz, Walter Hilgers series of mouthpieces, most likely a WH-B1 or the not for the faint of heart WH-B2. The newer B3 and B4 I haven't tried yet and have no experience with. These series of mouthpieces ...

Hi Gocsick, unless the hinge pins are completely toast, usually one can swedge them with this type of pliers to remove excess play. https://www.ferreestoolsinc.com/products/swegding-pliers Technically when you replace this type of old linkage, one would completely discard the rivets and T-joints ...

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