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trpt2honk
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 Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:42 am Post subject: I’m so old that I remember when... |
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the Robert King Catalog was all you needed to purchase brass literature. Where’s the ultimate source for brass lit these days? Is there one? Or do we have to search the internet far and wide? Alphons-Leduc? Sheetmusic plus? What is your “go to” when looking for brass lit?
Mike
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arthurtwoshedsjackson
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Didymus
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| Posted: Wed Nov 18, 2020 9:55 am Post subject: +1 for Hickeys |
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Hickeys is the first place I look.
qPress is making a name for itself. But much of their own catalog can be purchased through Hickeys.
June Emerson in the UK has a very wide selection.
Whatever happened to the Robert King site? I know they were bought out/merged with Leduc at one point. After that they disappeared..... 
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arthurtwoshedsjackson
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I miss the Carl Fisher and Patelson’s stores in NY. Actual stores where you could spend hours thumbing through music. It’s sad that they closed.
The Charles Colin NY Brass Conference was fun too. |
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