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Old 02-25-2004, 11:56 AM   #4 (permalink)
Larry Gianni
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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Toots,

1) I really don't believe that the Bach is all that good as a "projecting-type trumpet " as far as ensemble work goes and is a better blender than a leader as far as sound/projecting quality compared to other brands on the market.

2) the Yam. 6310z is a wildly " live " trumpet that , when played correctly,
gets a very resonant, over-tone rich , intense sound, like no other trumpet.The key element is " played correctly "

I have had the pleasure of sitting next to Roger Ingram when he was playing his Yamaha 6310z ( pre Schilke days ) and all you hear is Roger, both coming back at you off his bell and bouncing off the farthest wall reverberating around the theater.

I think thou, Roger himself, has alot to do with that phenomenon.He plays so relaxed and in sync. with himself. He'd sound great on a tin cup attached to a leadpipe. He is definitely the master of the "efficient blow".

L
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