I will also mention that I saw Mr. Roper playing with the Luckman Jazz orchestra at the Walt Disney Music Hall in downtown Los Angeles playing on his travel tuba covering 3rd trombone parts. I believe that performance was either in 2015 or early 2016.

William Roper, a professional musician I met several years ago at a Tuba Christmas Ventura, CA, and have seen him playing in various performance venues in Southern California, here playing one of his original compositions ( "Cygnus olar - Schwanengesang,") on what I believe is his MW travel tuba ...

Had the pleasure to play with Southern California euphonium/tuba player Stephen Klein in my British Brass Band group. He was covering 2nd baritone for an absent member for a concert in 2 weeks. Sight reading and he sounded fantastic. Well, I was excited about the experience..........

I have used the 'upcart' for about 5 years. Worked extremely well with my 'heavy' Willson 3400 and works just fine with the Besson 983, especially with
a flight of stairs that I do twice a week for rehearsals.

One suggestion/possibility would be that IF your maxilla has the proper amount and quality of bone (your DDS would advise you on that), MINI IMPLANTS could be utilized to support/add retention to your upper denture. With those supports, the palatial section of the upper denture could be removed ...

Received communication from Pat Sheridan regarding his line of mouthpieces. His S3 is apparently available thru Terry Warburton who can fabricate them. Mr. Sheridan has also signed a developmental deal with Laskey Mouthpieces who should have his ‘improved’ S3 mouthpieces available sometime before the ...

As a Besson 983 owner, I too am looking for the elusive PS3 model. Less than ‘ideal’ condition would be gratefully acceptable.

I’m actually glad you are keeping the ‘old’ NS. There was an ‘undertone’ within the dialogue that possibly indicated a preference for the new NS at Dillon. In any regards, I’m sorry I didn’t jump at the initial chance to buy yours……..it would still be in my stable.

A probing question with possibilities……..?

What exactly are the issues with the newly re-acquired NS that are prompting your reselling it? Did the last owner totally neglect it’s upkeep and/or somewhat trash it to a degree?

From the Facebook ad: Paul Mullen 2 d · I’m looking to sell my Miraphone Eb tuba. It plays easily in all registers and has a vibrant, clear sound. It’s light and nimble enough for solo playing, but can also generate enough sound to sit well in large ensembles. I’ve used it in wind bands since 2014. I ...

Trumpet+Euphonium+Tuba=40

Very nice!! The British Brass band I'm a member of, utilize for warm-ups "The Extended 120 Hymns For Brass Band" from publishers Wright & Round. We will at times spend 10+ minutes getting it 'together' with a single warm-up number.

I own a Wessex Danube. It by no means plays anywhere akin to the Miraphone Eb rotarys. I bought it because it was the US lacquered demo horn and was cheap. It does have the smaller bell that was originally the first design. I utilize it for British brass and it does well. I did notice the ...

I also regret not purchasing Mary Ann’s……

Which instrument has the (better??) 'Super open sound, good intonation, good open low register', the "Tubby" or the York?? If I was in a position to purchase your Wessex, I'd be all over it...........but alas.

I possess one of those ‘dreaded’ Chinese cimbassos. An F Schiller that I’ve had for around 10 years. I had a tech friend work on it when first obtained, making it very playable. I’ve played it in symphony when certain Italian works called for one. Mainly Verdi scores. It is a pain to have both a tuba ...

Is that tubist William Roper in the red cap? I know he owns at least 2 cimbassos as I have seen him perform on one a couple of times in Los Angeles.

A Sovereign 967??? I'm in the area later this week. If it's still listed, I'll check it out.