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BudBix
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 Posted: Sun Aug 22, 2021 4:54 am Post subject: Denis Wick Flugelhorn Mouthpieces |
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In the British brass band world which cup is most popular for Flugelhorn? F or BF
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GordonH
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50/50 in my experience. With lots of players playing Bach flugels you find a to of Bach flugel mouthpieces too.
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| GordonH wrote: | | 50/50 in my experience. With lots of players playing Bach flugels you find a to of Bach flugel mouthpieces too. |
Living in the US, the 'stomping grounds' so to speak of Bach, I don't think I've *ever* actually seen anyone playing a Bach flugel, unless you count a convention floor and a Bach display table. There are tons of Yamaha, Kanstul, Cuesnon, even Olds and Le Blanc flugels floating around in a lot of hands, but for whatever reason, despite Bach trumpets (and cornets) being pretty darn popular here, their flugels are about as rare as can be.
Maybe they all got shipped to the UK. 
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