Band Camp: day 2 band life random Entry posted by Rahkshi Guurahk July 23, 2014 904 views Share https://www.bzpower.com/blogs/entry/129863-band-camp-day-2/ More sharing options... Followers 1 So.YEYEYEYEYEYEYEY BUESCHER TENOR IS GETTING REPAIRED.AND SO IS MY METAL CLARINET.
Rahkshi Guurahk Posted July 23, 2014 Uhhhhhhhhh =Plets see....Clarinets:Main Soprano Clarinet- mine, 1975 Evette Master Model from Buffet CramponBass Clarinet- school's, 1951 Selmer ParisMarching Clarinet (may also use for Jazz band)- mine, 1920ish Metal NobletAlbert System Clarinet (also may use for Jazz Band)- mine, 1910ish M. Lemaire, needs a few pads and has a flat spring.Alto Clarinet: school's, I hate it with my guts and am trying to get a better one, Vito from 1970ish, made of plasticI can use my school's Selmer Paris E-Flat Clarinet if the person who used it last year lets me use it this time, as they're now Drum Major and first chair in advanced band.Random clarinets of mine some of which I will sell- Selmer USA Signet Special, 1930 Harry Pedler that is High Pitch and needs work, 1960ish Normandy with a chip in the wood and needs a barrel, and half of an old 1920ish Noblet I have for parts. =PSaxes:Alto: Buffet 400 Alto, 2008ishTenor that I chose out of 2: Buescher True Tone Tenor, 1925Baritone: Buescher 400, 1963 (well that was good timing of the last band director to order it that year)I can use a Vito (Yanigisawa Stencil one) Bari to low AAnd I can use a Vito Soprano Saxophone that is unintentionally slightly curved. =PI'm trying to get a certain Evette & Schaeffer Soprano on Ebay, or a (fully) Curved Conn Soprano on getasax.comOther woodwinds:I have 2 tin whistles in D and one in ABrass: Tenor Trombone: King Tempo, haven't looked up age yet, needs work.(circular) Mellophonium: 1925 Elkhart (from Buescher, their intermediate line), also needs workI have use of a Besson Bell-Front Euphonium from 1930 from my school.and a random Trumpet Mouthpiece I'm trying to sell.I believe this is all until I buy/sell something. 1 Quote
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