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06-05-2005, 03:25 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Toronto,Ontario
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 | Why not rotaries!? Hi there! I was just curious as to why we have mostly adopted a valve system instead of using rotaries? Don't they move faster and have less problems with them? (sticking, casing problems, etc) I've heard that they have a different sound (European orchestra), but, is it really that distinct? Do the pros weight out the cons on rotary trumpets. I have never played one or even seen one in person so I can not comment on that. I am looking forward to the wisdom of people's answers. Thanks! |
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06-05-2005, 05:12 PM
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Berlin, Germany
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 | Hello Lo, It's not just a matter of perinet or rotary valves. The whole construction and sound concept is different. There is a very good article on this on the Thein brass website, unfortunately it's in German  http://www.thein-brass.de/index_du.php |
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