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Not a Sarrusophone, but still neat

Message #158 of 444 |

A Sub-Contrabass Flute!!

http://www.gwr.org/flutes/articles/double-contra.htm

(At least I though it neat!)

Sat Jun 2, 2001 1:08 am

"Steve Weinert" <srw@...>

srw@...

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A Sub-Contrabass Flute!! http://www.gwr.org/flutes/articles/double-contra.htm (At least I though it neat!)...	Steve Weinert srw@...	Jun 2, 2001 1:08 am
... I did too. I'm left wondering how tall this girl is, and whether she got a sound out of the thing. Grant, did you pass this on to your contrabass fans?...	Bob Greenwade bob.greenwade@...	Jun 5, 2001 4:29 pm
... Hi Bob, Actually, I didn't, because they saw the same picture last Fall (see http://www.tubastuff.com/dcflute.html and ...	Grant Green gdgreen@...	Jun 5, 2001 5:29 pm
... <http://www.contrabass.com/2000/2000-08-28.html).> Well, in a way you actually did, then; you just did it before it showed up here. :-] ... You're going...	Bob Greenwade bob.greenwade@...	Jun 6, 2001 4:32 pm
... I think that Eva Kingma may still be making contrabasses, although US$12K sounds more like the price of her open-hole bass flute. Definitely not a PVC horn...	Grant Green gdgreen@...	Jun 6, 2001 6:54 pm
Speaking of interesting (even though non-sarrusophone) rarities, it appears that Heckel may revive the piccolo heckelphone for a short run. The following...	Grant Green gdgreen@...	Jun 6, 2001 11:54 pm