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This was a fascinating history of the euphonium. Thanks for sharing.

what aout seri continental????

What piece did he play? BEAUTIFUL!

J'ai depuis quelques années un BF Serie 400 Mate. Je joue principalement du Jazz et il n'a pas à palir de l'autre marque française trés connue basée aussi à Mante la ville (78 Fr). C'est une instrument vraiment "sombre" qui demande à pousser, je l'adore ! I have had a BF Serie 400 Mate for a few years. I mainly play Jazz and it doesn't have to pale in comparison to the other very well-known French brand also based in Mante la ville (78 Fr). It's a really "dark" instrument that requires pushing, I love it!

From what I have read, the Buffet Expression is a pre SX-90 - any differences between them? I don’t find much info on the Expression, and most people aren’t familiar with it. What are your thoughts on the Expression? Any interesting things to know about it? I recently picked one up, love it, just don’t know much about it

This guy seems to know where it's at.

Greg tiene un sonido espectacular

This was a great interview. I'm from Ohio, and so Cleveland is very near and dear. A few takeaways: durning the early months of Covid I was furloughed from my work for six months. I only felt lost for the first couple of weeks, and then I got into a groove with house projects, reading books, and many hours of practicing flute! I did the same as Saeran; pulling out old etude books that I hadn't touched since my college days, etc... It was great to become connected with my instrument again on such a level because I had the time to do it! I found myself again! I didn't feel isolated, or "locked up" during the whole spring and summer that I was off. I also play a Powell that I got when I was in college in the mid-1980's, and I love it just as much nearly forty years later as the day I received it. I've never played another flute that gives me the same joy as my Powell. The sound is magic; rich, dark and full. I'm kind of an equipment nerd I guess, so I'm always interested in what instruments other people play, especially with regard to piccolos. I enjoyed the back and forth between the musicians as to what instruments they play, and the instruments they have owned throughout the years. Thanks again for a great interview!!!

do you know the year my B&S trumpet model 138 with a serial #000097 was made..? thank you :)

I was on the faculty of Augusta College with John Scott. My first College Professor colleague & Best Friend!- Michael McClary, Professor of Trumpet 🎺, Georgia Perimeter College & GSU

John Scott was my very best friend & colleague! He picked me up at the Augusta (Georgia) airport in 1978 for my 1st Professional Trumpet 🎺 audition as 🎺 Professor & Performer.- Michael McClary, Professor of Trumpet 🎺, Georgia Perimeter College & GSU. Good to see & hear you John! Mike

I was fortunate enough to take lessons from him. great player and person.

I love the Keilwerth SX-90R but it is an absolute pain finding a case that fits them. I wish keilwerth would partner up with case manufacturers like BAM to make cases that fit.

In my honest opinion, the Powell flutes have the most beautiful tone when compared to even the best range of flutes from other makers. There's just something magical about the Powell sound. Powell models are to the flute world what Zeiss and Leica lenses are to photography.

Suena prodigioso 😉

Buffet 🙄

GREAT discussion! Meinl Weston makes the best tubas. I can't afford a 6450, but I have a 2141L, an Eb with 4 pistons an a rotor. It is great for melodic stuff, and when I get warmed up, I can get E0 up to Bb5 chromatically. It is 24 years old, but the lacquered brass is still perfect, and the nickel silver sleeves for the slides still shines like new. I have replaced the nylon valve guides once. I play in a community band, my church orchestra, and a brass sextet. I also have a Cerveny 601 6/4 CC for the stuff that needs a bigger, darker sound, but my MW 2141 is my favorite.

Buffet senzo and buffet s3 prestiage, julius cx90 What is the difference between these three saxophones? I think it's like a color shape, and the other thing is that it's a key shell color and a model

Hi! How would you compare the baritone saxophones Buffet 400 and Keilwerth SX90? Are they very different or are they almost the same? The text that describe the Buffet 400 baritone say that it has a classic French design, does that mean it plays and feels more like a Selmer than Keilwerth?

Has the Buffet Crampon Alto Sax has a bigger bell like Cannonball or it's as similar to a Selmer Ref 54 or a Mark VI .

Este señor, como si le pones una zanahoria, el mejor clarinetista de la historia

this is not a good tone

sounds great!

Thanks for the history of Keilwerth.

My favorite interview so far on your channel! Thank you!

I’m looking for a Challenger 1 with the 3rd valve lock nut

Your prices are close to a Bach

I enjoyed this quite a bit.

The overtones on that last C.

El más grande

I like this sound!

I have someone selling a buffet crampon in a red brass color. Serial#130209

Did B&S discontinue the Elaboration 3138? I currently play this model and can’t say enough about it. Phenomenal craftsmanship.

what is the pieces they playing?

Oysten Baadsvick plays an Eb Bass Tuba (Miraphone)...just saying...Also, W. Bandstroetter( Mnozil Brass), probably the finest Tuba Performer in existence, plays a Meinel Weston model, right?

5th. valve whole step makes a lot more sense! I had a Cerveney 686 5MR C tuba with that set up, and it eliminated 90% of 1st. valve slide pulling! From my research, The B&S model 101 was the better selling instrument, first cousin ( but more in tune) to the Alexander 163, they were stenciled extensively. Plus, they were 100% HAND MADE, the instrument virtually unchanged from before WW2, to the late '70's! BTW, PT mouthpieces ROCK!

I've visited UNC-G but didn't hear you play as I walked across campus.

Der Hirt am Felsen lol

Pogrešam znanstvene priloge-predstavitve, prednosti ali vsaj prevode posameznih inštrumentov glede na njihovo ceno. Konkretno za klarinet Bb ali BB, kakšna je razlika med njima.

Love it!! So good to hear your advice! #joshuasmith

We love you, Mr. Drucker!!

Great interview and awesome performance, congratulations to Dr. Kim and your wife Grace.

cool

I with a group called the Licorice Sticks.

Wonderful

What a wonderful, informative interview! Thank you Kristyn Moore! And thank you Christina Smith for giving us so much detailed information and "insight" into your flutes and the early flutes of Mr. Powell. As well as explaining very precisely on "why you play Powell flutes". You certainly couldn`t have done it better! Best wishes to both of you!

By any chance can you tell me where to find information on the B&S Model 137? Or do you know anything about it yourself? I have searched and searched and can find nothing. Thanks!

I'm wondering about the progress of the production of tenor saxophone on the Senzo series. Have they been produced, where can I find them in the United States, what is the price range? Thanks so much for your help.

you lost me when you said , built in China!!!

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