Or do a google image search on 'saxhorn' to see lots of critters like
this, and visit http://www.dodworth.org/ to see Michigan's very own
Dodworth Saxhorn Band, and some history.
David Goldberg
Jerry Houston wrote:
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It is a tenor horn, somewhat like a Baritone Horn but with upright
bell. Common in Europe.
A tenor horn, common in Europe, is an alto horn in the US. I use a
Denis Wick tenor horn mouthpiece in my upright Eb alto.
The pictured horn looked more like a cheap 3-valve euphonium to me.
One that badly needs its bell ironed out.
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