I began on euphonium, age 11, still play most days - play outside of the
house whenever someone lets me. Took up trombone to make a living
(sorry!). Have two great old horns, both, coincidentally, vintage 1960:
a silver 4-valve Conn 24-I bell-up and a compensating Besson with 11
inch bell.
Raymond Horton,
Bass Trombonist,
Louisville Orchestra
Jonathan Smith wrote:
Keeping up the 'Beautiful sound' I'm sure!
I know Tyler Turner plays Euph and Peter Wilson who used to post to
the list a while back.
Just for interest, any other Euphonium players out there?
And while we're on the subject, anyone found a decent sound sample of
a Euph, preferably one that sounds like Trevor Groom?
Jonathan (also euphonium player) Smith
On 3 Aug 2005, at 03:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
NOTE: There are two Jim Williamses here as well as a Jim Williamson.
I am not the Jim Williams who was talking about DVD drives, etc.
I talk about the euphonium.
Jim (euphonium player) Williams
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