All this talk about the cimbasso has made me bold to ask about another rare
instrument.
The swing band I play with (The Peninsula Retired Mens Club Band) has a
'band tie' on which is an image of a Sarrusophone. Often people ask about
the instrument. After the initial questions about is there
(I don't want to say 'oddities') such as the TUBAX...
Jim
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At 10:15 AM -0500 3/7/05, Guy Hayden wrote:
All this talk about the cimbasso has made me bold to ask about
another rare instrument.
The swing band I play with (The Peninsula Retired Mens Club Band)
has a 'band tie' on which is an image of a Sarrusophone. Often
people ask about the instrument.
John Howell wrote:
No, there's an
international lute society, and probably a lot more of them around than
sarusaphones. Where's John Philip Sarusa when we need him!?
Go to your room.
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Reminds me of what Woody Allen used to say when his children misbehaved
...Go to my room.
Dean
On Mar 7, 2005, at 6:15 PM, Carl Dershem wrote:
John Howell wrote:
No, there's an international lute society, and probably a lot more of
them around than sarusaphones. Where's John Philip Sarusa when
On Mon, 7 Mar 2005 18:10:19 -0500, John Howell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sarrusophone
Boehm did try to mess with the bassoon and create a more 'logical' group
of fingerings for the instrument which we bassoonists never accepted
because of the inherent weight of his monster. Already the
