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| Alto/Bass Clarinet |
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44% |
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| Alto/Bass Flute |
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| Tenor/Bari Sax |
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| Bassoon |
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| A reed XD |
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| A pickle!!! <3 |
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 Posted: Sun Feb 04, 2007 4:59 pm
add me to the list
i play the coolest instrument ever
BASSOON
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 7:57 am
Words Of Wisdom From Bagel... I play tenor and bari sax!
Mostly tenor though.
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I wish we had a basson...or I could play it!
^_^ Now Go Forth And Share Them...
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Posted: Mon Feb 05, 2007 8:01 am
Guru Von Saxophone Sax player here... All of the saxes. Yeah, I know I kick a**. Words Of Wisdom From Bagel... Yay!
Mee too!
Except soprano, I can't stand the sound that makes.
Probably because the only soprano I've heard played is by Kenny G.
.:shudders:.
I dun like him...
He is a disgrace to sax players...
He gets to paid to play the instrument out the side of his mouth!
We must reatliate!
.:cough:.
Ok, I'm done... Now Go Forth And Share Them...
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:02 pm
*bows to the bassoon in acknowledgment of awesomeness* Has to be one of my favorite instruments, and definitely under-recognized. But then, what low reed isn't?
mrgreen Bass clarinet, reporting for duty!
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 9:54 pm
I play alto, bass, contralto, and contra-bass clarinet ^_~ You should throw the contra-basses on there, too xP;;
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 4:13 pm
sl1120 i play bass clarinet. it's a pain to march with. this is my first year and the only time we've marched this year i got a bloody lip. my reed was pink for about 2 weeks. I would DIE to march with my bass...the bloody lip would be worn and played on with joy, most certainly...I hate soprano beyond belief, and playing it is always a task I avoid. Truth be told, TOUCHING it is something I avoid. At most costs. *sigh* If I could've done MB any other way, I would have.
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 6:29 pm
Words Of Wisdom From Bagel... I got a bloddy lip during band season.
The result of a water bottle plus a bass drum mallet.
{Not my idea, mind you.}
Couldn't play my tenor sax for a few days, and then I played with a numb lip.
xd Now Go Forth And Share Them...
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 6:59 pm
Base Clari.
Marched with style.
Note: When marching with Base clarinet, use a neck strap and play it like a sax, it's your best bet.
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:44 pm
I have a large amount of respect and appreciation for bassoon players after trying(and failing) to play it. You guys must have thumbs of steel or something... xp I think bassoon is probably THE hardest instrument to play...
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 9:43 pm
Mangolyn sl1120 i play bass clarinet. it's a pain to march with. this is my first year and the only time we've marched this year i got a bloody lip. my reed was pink for about 2 weeks. I would DIE to march with my bass...the bloody lip would be worn and played on with joy, most certainly...I hate soprano beyond belief, and playing it is always a task I avoid. Truth be told, TOUCHING it is something I avoid. At most costs. *sigh* If I could've done MB any other way, I would have. O_O... I'm a pretty small guy. And I can march with my bass clarinet and no neck strap just fine. Since I am section leader, I make my section not wear neck straps, and I make them march with the istrument perpendicular to the ground, when playing them. And when they are not, they have them parallel to the side-lines. It's really not that hard to get used to. Not to mention that it makes it much, much easier to do visuals. And bloody lip? That's never happend to me before.
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Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 7:22 am
You should have seen the Bari Sax
He's shorter than it, and he had to march with it ^.^
Or the Sousa...
Oh god, I almost got knocked over by him.
No bloody lip, but one dry mouth and tennis arm.
Arg. xp
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Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2007 4:11 pm
SirSquintus Mangolyn sl1120 i play bass clarinet. it's a pain to march with. this is my first year and the only time we've marched this year i got a bloody lip. my reed was pink for about 2 weeks. I would DIE to march with my bass...the bloody lip would be worn and played on with joy, most certainly...I hate soprano beyond belief, and playing it is always a task I avoid. Truth be told, TOUCHING it is something I avoid. At most costs. *sigh* If I could've done MB any other way, I would have. O_O... I'm a pretty small guy. And I can march with my bass clarinet and no neck strap just fine. Since I am section leader, I make my section not wear neck straps, and I make them march with the istrument perpendicular to the ground, when playing them. And when they are not, they have them parallel to the side-lines. It's really not that hard to get used to. Not to mention that it makes it much, much easier to do visuals. And bloody lip? That's never happend to me before. I can't march with it because my director won't let me. Plain and simple. Our school owns eight Yamaha YCL-621 II basses, and with the wood, and $4,986 price tag, there's no way she's letting them outside. Even in the hands of her most capable and beloved bassliner . Makes me depressive, it does.
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Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2007 2:26 pm
Mangolyn SirSquintus Mangolyn sl1120 i play bass clarinet. it's a pain to march with. this is my first year and the only time we've marched this year i got a bloody lip. my reed was pink for about 2 weeks. I would DIE to march with my bass...the bloody lip would be worn and played on with joy, most certainly...I hate soprano beyond belief, and playing it is always a task I avoid. Truth be told, TOUCHING it is something I avoid. At most costs. *sigh* If I could've done MB any other way, I would have. O_O... I'm a pretty small guy. And I can march with my bass clarinet and no neck strap just fine. Since I am section leader, I make my section not wear neck straps, and I make them march with the istrument perpendicular to the ground, when playing them. And when they are not, they have them parallel to the side-lines. It's really not that hard to get used to. Not to mention that it makes it much, much easier to do visuals. And bloody lip? That's never happend to me before. I can't march with it because my director won't let me. Plain and simple. Our school owns eight Yamaha YCL-621 II basses, and with the wood, and $4,986 price tag, there's no way she's letting them outside. Even in the hands of her most capable and beloved bassliner . Makes me depressive, it does. Oh.. That sucks... We have eight plastic Yamahas that we use outside. And we have five wooden ones for concert performances.
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Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2007 4:16 pm
i play (the way cool) basson wink
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Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 1:56 pm
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