Happy Tuba Tuesday. Today, the Museum features a Buescher, E flat tuba, 3 piston, c. 1911.
Serial #: 15571
Bell Diameter 14”, Bore Size .610, Height 30.75”.
“THE / Buescher / PAT.OCT.29.07 / ELKHART / – IND. – ” within floral design on bell. “1”, “2”, and “3” stamped on first, second, and third valves, respectively. “15571” stamped at bottom of second valve. Buttons on second and third valves not original. Patent indicated is Ferdinand A. Buescher, “Wind Musical Instrument,” U.S. Patent 869,619, issued 29 October 1907.
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Tuba Tuesday: Buescher, E flat tuba, 3 piston, c. 1911
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Tuba Tuesday: Buescher, E flat tuba, 3 piston, c. 1911
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Re: Tuba Tuesday: Buescher, E flat tuba, 3 piston, c. 1911
Is it really "The Buescher"?
Like "The Ohio State"?
I have had it wrong all this time...
Like "The Ohio State"?
I have had it wrong all this time...
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"Kinds? There aren't any kinds. There's just music." said Kieth "There's always music, if you listen."
-Kieth (from The Amazing Maurice, by Sir Terry)