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Posaunus
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- harrisonreed
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JeffBone44
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Re: Names
My horns are named Shires alto, Shires small bore, Shires large bore, Shires bass, and Conn 78H special
- hyperbolica
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I don't have names, but I have colors for different horns I play a lot. I get different colored cloth bike handlebar wrap and put it on the main brace and neck pipe to keep my shirt collars clean. So tonight I might play blue and gray.
- ghmerrill
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Re: Names
Is that a subtle historical reference? Is there deeper political or cultural meaning here?
Gary Merrill
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Amati Oval Euph
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- hyperbolica
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I didn't really intend it that way, but that's how it came out. I'm a Yank by birth, but I've lived down here in Dixie longer than anywhere else. Not a political statement, not even really a geographical statement, just a happy accident .ghmerrill wrote: Fri Sep 13, 2024 3:44 pm Is that a subtle historical reference? Is there deeper political or cultural meaning here?
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Me too.hyperbolica wrote: Fri Sep 13, 2024 4:13 pm I'm a Yank by birth, but I've lived down here in Dixie longer than anywhere else.
Gary Merrill
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Amati Oval Euph
1924 Buescher 3-valve Eb tuba
1947 Olds "Standard" trombone (Bach 12c)
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1924 Buescher 3-valve Eb tuba
1947 Olds "Standard" trombone (Bach 12c)
- ghmerrill
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I confess that I'm not real enthusiastic about naming inanimate objects. Once you go down that road, how far do you go? First you name your trombone. Then you have to name all of them, and the euphoniums and the tubas and other instruments as well. I guess your car is next (so I'd need to name the car and the truck), and of course the tractor. Should I name the generator (maybe "Old Dependable"?). I'd have to name two bandsaws, a table saw, two chain saws, a planer, a log splitter, a propane heater (?), my grill (?), ...
It's a bad road to go down. And I don't have the time for it. Better not to start. Picking names for children and pets is hard enough. We have named one of the 'possums around here "Eeyore" -- but only because he's around so much, and now and then I have to release him from a trap.
It's a bad road to go down. And I don't have the time for it. Better not to start. Picking names for children and pets is hard enough. We have named one of the 'possums around here "Eeyore" -- but only because he's around so much, and now and then I have to release him from a trap.
Gary Merrill
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Amati Oval Euph
1924 Buescher 3-valve Eb tuba
1947 Olds "Standard" trombone (Bach 12c)
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Amati Oval Euph
1924 Buescher 3-valve Eb tuba
1947 Olds "Standard" trombone (Bach 12c)
- heldenbone
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- harrisonreed
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Re: Names
I think it means kangaroo mouse, the one who teaches the ways of the desert.
Heck they should name it "Usul".
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