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Old 07-11-2007, 04:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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That ebay Besson F Trumpet

I was in there bidding till the end. I had to leave the house, when I came back I found out I had lost by $5.00
That horn was a popular model back in the day. Sam Krauss had one of these horns, he used it for the Venusburg music. He had a slide that put the horn in E. As I recall, William Vacchiano used the model horn for his first go at the Bach Brandenburg Concerto.
I was surprised no one recognized this gem.
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Old 07-11-2007, 06:41 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: That ebay Besson F Trumpet

Mr Wise, what do you mean by "his first go at the Bach Brandenburg Concerto"? Did he make more than one recording? Have you seen him perform live?
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Re: That ebay Besson F Trumpet

Maybe someone bought it for you?
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Mr Wise, what do you mean by "his first go at the Bach Brandenburg Concerto"? Did he make more than one recording? Have you seen him perform live?
I think he did play a bit of it during a Young People's Concert.
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Maybe someone bought it for you?
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