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dr_trumpet
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PostPosted: Mon Jun 14, 2021 6:47 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

I own a 1939 Bach Mercury that has witness marks for pulling slides to A. The instrument actually plays better in A than it does in Bb. I talked to MK Drawing about making A slides for a Bach Bb trumpet, but they did not think they would find much interest.

I also own a very old Conn A/Bb that is in fair shape, but that gets played when I am playing second cornet on an A part as a sub in the orchestra. It just makes sense and sounds great.

L'Histoire is on the C cornet. In fact, my Schilke C cornet is on loan to a friend playing L'Histoire soon.

Great discussion!

Al
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