@BuddyRogersMusic took over American distribution of Schlipf mutes a few years ago. Chris usually responds quickly to email/phone and should be able to answer your question.

Three Valves wrote: ↑Mon Nov 04, 2024 1:38 pm

bloke wrote: ↑Mon Nov 04, 2024 10:43 am Are you - possibly - mixing "Quincy", "Barnaby Jones", and "Quincy Jones" together into some hurricane-like mixed drink?

Possibly….

Rose: Kitty, do you even know who Graham Greene is?
Kitty: I think we have all seen Bonanza

The seller never used it. #checkmate

I live in Wisconsin and even I have no idea where that is

I don't have any specific solos, but you can look into Don Butterfield, Bill Barber, and Howard Johnson.

Congrats!

I guarantee you it ain't me. - You will never find me there. - I don't put stuff on my cars that reveal anything personal. - All the other "tubajoe"s play enough better than me to brag about personal stuff on the backs of their cars. - If I had the WA vanity plate fee of $209.25, I'd use it to pay ...

And here I was just making a joke....

the elephant wrote: ↑Thu Aug 15, 2024 9:12 pm Okay, so some examples of who I will NOT sell to:

• People looking to upgrade from a Chinese cimbasso

(with apologies to TubaBaja. The timing was too perfect for me to not make the joke! )

Same model or same exact instrument?

I did the former. Mostly serendipity since I wanted to downsize from my BMB (which was also a serendipitous find since I just happened to be looking for a CC when someone a couple hours away was selling it) and Dillon had one used they were selling.

If they were still around, I'd suggest a Cavallaro quad mouthpiece pouch. I don't know of anyone that makes a quad anymore and at least my preference would be not having both trombone mouthpieces in the same slot of a pouch.

In your shoes, I'd likely just get two double pouches.

bloke wrote: ↑Mon Jun 24, 2024 9:37 am104 ?

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Trying to think back about 25 years at this point. I was able to find a video and the 104 appears to be on the left shoulder

Various manufacturers sold a bunch of them, but those three quarter convertible things were suck tubas...at least, for marching... I learned to play on a Yamaha 3/4 convertible. I wound up playing it as if it were a lefty contra after one year because of how much of a (literal) pain it was to play ...

Email sent

Never played it in an orchestra. I did once in a community band and I believe it was the full overture, but this was well over a decade ago so I don't completely remember. We just had the band instruments, no cannons or church bells. I once offered to transpose everybody’s parts for the Borodin 2nd f ...

I eventually rectified this. I sold my first DS about 15 years ago because I was a broke kollij graduate who needed a new-to-me car more than having two horns.

bloke wrote: ↑Mon Apr 22, 2024 3:26 pm and - if it's an orchestra rehearsal - bring a book, or catch up on tubaforum.

Especially if it's Dvorak 9

I can’t configure out how we would remove the mute without help when the muted section ends. Having performed Danzón No. 2 twice and being about to perform Pictures for the second time (both of which have a spot where you have almost no time to remove the mute), sometimes you need to just pull it ou ...

I'm spoiled in that I only have to drive 15 minutes to see two professional orchestras (Madison Symphony and Wisconsin Chamber Orchestras), and the prices are pretty reasonable, so I go to most of the MSO concerts.

Tuba_guy85 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 3:51 pm One of my friends just got one of these horns, it plays really well. He's on the hunt for a thumb ring for his horn as his is missing one, if anyone knows how/where to get one let me know.

Let me see if I can find mine since I took it off pretty much immediately after I got it.