Graham, I'd be very interested in any response that you get on the "other list" or offlist. I actually purchased all 6 of the Graas CDs on Lonehill a couple of weeks ago and was wondering exactly the same thing but was too lazy to post it to the list.
Thanks, Peter Hirsch <date: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 22:41:29 +0100 <from: "Graham Jarvis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <subject: [Hornlist] John Graas - name that horn? < <Calling all listers! < <Having had only limited success on the Yahoo hornlist I'm going to try = <my luck here. <(Don't let me down...) <I recently bought a LonehillJazz CD "Jazz-lab 1&2" with John Graas on = <horn.=20 <On the front cover of the CD Graas is holding a single Bb horn with F = <extension (successfully identified as a Sansone by Yahoo listers).=20 <On the inside of the insert he's shown playing a full double that has = <still not been (convincingly to me) identified. The wrap is not one i = <recognised - but it's certainly close to a current Lidl model. (Anborg = <has also been mentioned - though it's nothing like the Anborg = <full-double that I still use). Two details that could be deciders are a = <bulge on the bell-brace and apull ring on what I guess is the Bb tuning = <slide.=20 <I've posted photos on the Yahoo group = <http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/horn/ <You have to be (or become) a member to see them. If you're curious I = <could send a copy of the picture by mail. <I'd like to be able to offer a prize for the first definite = <identification - but I can't think what the prize could be - maybe the = <satisfaction of winning is enough? < <Regards, <Graham _______________________________________________ post: horn@music.memphis.edu unsubscribe or set options at http://music2.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
