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Who made it and where is it?
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Who made it and where is it?
I believe this was identified before, but it was just sent to me by a friend, and I can't remember what (meaning... who made it) or where it is. Can someone identify it (again) for me?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Mark E. Chachich
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Re: Who made it and where is it?
It may be another subcontrabass tuba but looks like:
The Harvard University Band's "La Prodigieuse" BBB♭ Besson Tuba.
best,
Mark
The Harvard University Band's "La Prodigieuse" BBB♭ Besson Tuba.
best,
Mark
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Re: Who made it and where is it?
It is indeed the Harvard Tuba! Here's the history behind this colossal instrument:Paulver wrote: Thu Jun 20, 2024 1:13 pm I believe this was identified before, but it was just sent to me by a friend, and I can't remember what (meaning... who made it) or where it is. Can someone identify it (again) for me?
Thanks.
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- iiipopes (Sun Jun 23, 2024 5:32 pm)
Played an F. E. Olds 4-valve BBb in high school (late '70s)
Led the USC Trojan Marching Band tuba section (early '80s)
Now playing an F. Schmidt (=VMI) 3301 and goofing around
on a 1925 Pan American Sousaphone and an 1899 Conn tuba!
Led the USC Trojan Marching Band tuba section (early '80s)
Now playing an F. Schmidt (=VMI) 3301 and goofing around
on a 1925 Pan American Sousaphone and an 1899 Conn tuba!