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Old 12-28-2006, 12:42 PM   #21 (permalink)
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Re: Monette Lead Pieces



Quite right Manny.......

I jumped in after several others did in 2006......didn't check the original post date........

Still curious ha ha....
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Old 12-28-2006, 12:58 PM   #22 (permalink)
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Re: Monette Lead Pieces

...bring out 'yer dead....
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Old 12-28-2006, 01:56 PM   #23 (permalink)
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"Dona eis requiem...>whack<... dona eis requiem...>whack<"...(repeat until the Renaissance and then start painting).

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Could you imagine a remake of The DaVinci Code by Monty Python?
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I can't download any streaming media at work, cannot access any email sites, no myspace or IM, and just about anything with the word "blog" in the name is blocked completely....but Manny can still make me laugh out loud at work!

I figured someone would catch the reference...what I can use is one of them Holy Hand Grenades....
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Be sure to count to, uhhh 11! Yeah, that's it, 11!
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Re: Monette Lead Pieces

The need to know will exist as long as Andrew keeps it secret!
If he made a mistake, his lead piece will have made him a 4th trumpet player.............
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My advice is to find a Monette rim you like.
I did that by trying out various ones and then having a used one for a while.
Once I was sure it was the correct rim I was then confident to get the matching mouthpices for all the instruments (cornet, Eb etc).

Some of the Monette lead pieces are very shallow.
I have the B1-5L and its a bit shallow so they made me a B1-5LDDD which is a deeper flatter cup.
They can do lots of things like this, although I still use the B1-5L on old trumpets where I am trying to get an old fashioned sound (as we call it - the Tom and Jerry music).
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If he made a mistake, his lead piece will have made him a 4th trumpet player.............
...and we all know about 4th trumpet players!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJBggMTZI7w

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