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Christian K. Peters
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Hello all,
Yup, but it is a great video to see again. Well done short documentary.
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Michael Drapp
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Thank you for your post, it was VERY interesting to listen to Dom speak about his craft 
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ALaschiver
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| Posted: Sun Apr 22, 2012 6:53 am Post subject: The video |
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| This video is availabe on the Calicchio website to Calicchio owners that know the link. |
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garrett901
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Shows the art of making the horns. I have tremendous respect for the people who make our instruments.
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markp
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23, 2012 6:39 am Post subject: Re: The video |
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| ALaschiver wrote: | | This video is availabe on the Calicchio website to Calicchio owners that know the link. |
I'm a Calicchio owner. How can I get to be one who know the link to the Calicchio website?
Would this be a different one than that at The Trumpet Shop website?
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ChopsGone
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The way it used to work was that when you registered a Calicchio instrument via the company's web site, you were e-mailed a link to the video. Unfortunately, the registration page quit functioning some time back, probably a problem caused by the relocation. The company site is still not back up as of this morning, and I know nothing of the schedule for getting it back up and up-to-date, but hopefully the registration function will start working again. As I understand it, the video wasn't supposed to be widely distributed but rather reserved as a little bonus for Calicchio owners.
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tankus
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Great video thanks for posting it!
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ALaschiver
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| Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 7:40 am Post subject: The Video |
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| Here is a way to solve the website problems: Call John Duda and order some horns. I think a load of work for John would help getting the website up and things moving. |
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JonathanM
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| Posted: Tue May 01, 2012 8:02 am Post subject: Re: Calicchio-The Last Trumpet Maker |
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Fascinating. I've been through more modern but still small shops - but that's just a picture of another world.
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Great videos.
I have the most respect for craftsmen (and women) who do the work that will never really be rewarded financially in the way that the value of the work they do deserves. |
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