pr4moxham

Hello everyone. I thought I would finally try a post. I've been playing for nearly 40 years, although the last 20 have not been serious. I am a Lutheran pastor now and find time to seriously practice a bit short. Prior to seminary 22 years ago, I was an Army Bandsman. My current horns include:

1. Lawler Bb STS, 1a pipe, 25 tail, 23 flair
2. Courtois; Bb - 312L Prestige, Bb/C 105 Cornet
3. Willson 4 valve flugel
4. Mt Vernon D, Vindabona 236 Bell (with C slides)
5. Kings; Super 20 S1, Super 20 Symphony DB, Super 20 Symphony DB Silversonic
6. Other misc junk and parts (bells)

Peace to all - Bob

mlrenick

nice horns

ozboy

For a person who has not been that serious, you sure have a fair arsenal of horns. Hope you enjoy the site

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Sofus

Very welcome to TM, pr4moxham!

Lucky for us that playing is such fun at all levels!!

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Solar Bell

Welcome to TrumpetMaster Bob!

Enjoy your stay here.

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The average response time of a 911 call is over 4 minutes.
The average speed of my 9mm is 1250 fps

When seconds count....the police are only minutes away.

pr4moxham

Re: Arsenal of horns;

I'm still looking for the one horn that will play all the right notes and have perfect intonation over 4 octaves and doesn't require me to ever practice.

Or - I have a few I really need to sell! Thanks for the note.

PS: How do I get this to post under the original response instead of as a separate response to my own post? - Ahhh, technology....

ComeBackKid

It does exist. It is called an MP3 player with a recording of Maynard Ferguson.


This does not work like a bulletin board where it creates a hierarchy of responses. When you want to respond to a specific post, you go to that post and click on the (QUOTE) button at the bottom/right of the post window. That will copy the text of the post into your response window and then you can reply to the whole thing, or parts of it as I have done here. (to do it in parts, you need to insert the HTML codes for quote and unquote for each section of the original post text.)

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Selmer Invicta London (T)
Olds SuperStar (T)
Olds Super (2T)
Olds Special (2T+C)
Olds Ambassador (9T+7C)
Andreas Eastman (2T)
Conn Director (T+C)
King Cleveland Superior (T+C)
Holton (T602+C605 Shep Crk)
Holton Collegiate (T+C)
Blessing (T+C)
Yamaha (T+C)
Getzen 300
Amati ATR213
(+Revelle, Bundy, Alcazar, & ?)

BrassOnLine

Nice collection of horns.
SEE YOU !!!

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