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LOL
That's a G pitched soprano bugle!
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Mark Bradley
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| Scooter Pirtle wrote: | LOL
That's a G pitched soprano bugle! |
Glad I learned that prior to bidding! |
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Scooter Pirtle
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Indeed. Although, it would have certainly helped you to enhance your transposition skills!
The seller should probably clarify the key of the instrument. I'll send him a note.
Here are particulars: http://www.spiritone.com/~jkmusic/drumandbuglecorp.htm
I snuck a 2 piston Dynasty into an orchestra rehearsal back in school (low trumpet part on Bizet's L'Arlesienne suite). Got some odd looks, but it worked great for the low As![/url]
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It has a slide saddle for tuning any note. That's kinky!!
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