[Trombone-l] Trmbone-l Digest, Vol 20, Issue 4

Mon Sep 4 21:37:30 CDT 2006

Moving to a Bach 42, Conn 88 or some such might feel like tuba, depending who you are.  I still feel the Bach 36 might be the most versitile horn on the planet, and it feel s good to the big bore player and the pea-shooter player.  That or the Bach Mercede/Omega/200, which is practically the same horn.

My 2 cents.

J.c.S.
---- PrivtBnkr at aol.com wrote: 
> Ditto to Wayne and others on the Spectacular Trombonists CD...One of the  
> best!
>  
> Now, I would like to get some input from the group on the following  
> issue...We have recently moved to The Villages in Central FL, and my playing  
> opportunities have changed from strictly big band lead jobs to playing with 2  Concert 
> Bands, church groups and possibly some other venues as I get  acquainted.
>  
> I am using a Bach 16 tenor trombone, and it was suggested by a friend  before 
> moving here that I might want to get into a larger bore horn for the  legit 
> work...
>  
> The question is...What possible larger bore horns could I move to  (without a 
> trigger) to accomplish this?
>  
> Any  thoughts would be appreciated.
>  
> George E.
> The Villages, FL
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