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i hope the rfk media team sleeps well tonight

#buescher #gilliland

Merry christmas to those who celebrate, have the instrument population of a Completely Normal Christmas Party™

L-R, top to bottom:

c. 1925 Boston Musical Instrument Company "rotary Schmidt" double horn

1926 Buescher pre-production 27 double horn

c. 1910 Bohland & Fuchs 26 F trumpet

1937 Sattler pre-production Jazzmaster Bb trumpet (below)

1973 Mirafone 56A Kaiserbariton

1907 Buescher 24 Ballad Horn (traditional mellophone)

1925 Buescher 25 Rotary Ballad Horn (traditional mellophone)

1926 Pan-American 22E traditional mellophone

Not pictured:

American Standard (King) Trombonium

Josef Lidl Eb trumpet

(both brought by a euph player in the band, also an instrument nerd)

#k412 #band #orchestra #music #french horn #euphonium #trumpet #mellophone #baritone #buescher #conn #miraphone #yes I'm standing on a rolling chair #no that is not osha-approved #I did have two people holding the chair tho #it was really cool to introduce high schoolers to weird brass in person #even if it was slight chaos

1947 - Famous Buescher artists with Duke Ellington: Johnny Hodges, Russell Procope & Dud Bascomb

#jazz #jazz ads #duke ellington #johnny hodges #russell procope #dud bascomb #buescher #1947

The Desert in Spring, Part III

Canon FT-QL

Fujifilm 200

4.18.2017

#photography #queer artists #35mm #music #gretsch #buescher #mellophone #k412 #landscape #desert #prairie #midwest #filmisnotdead #film #vintage #instruments pictured are a 1971 gretsch 6120 and buescher 24 ballad horn

Instruments in the Wild: Personal Collection at UW-Madison Horn Choir

Instruments Present:

1907 Buescher No. 24 Ballad Horn

1926 Buescher No. 27 Double French Horn

1926 Pan American 22E Mellophone

c.1957 Salvation Army “The Triumphonic” Tenor Horn

c.1890s Unmarked Low F Orchestral Trumpet

1904 Lyon and Healy Bb/A Duplex Cornet

1921 J.W. York and Sons Perfec-tone No.9 C/Bb/A Cornet

c.1916-1918 C.G. Conn New Wonder 80A “Victor” Bb/A Cornet

Today we got to show the horn choir we’re a part of most of our instrument collection, which went pretty well. The No.27 was having issues with the 3rd valve locking, which was a bit of an issue, but it was nice to be able to show people what early Alexander 103s were like, as the No.27 is a copy of one. Generally, it was pretty wonderful to be able to show people what these old instruments are like up close, since most people will only ever see them in photos. I hope we can get a chance to do more things like this, though I’m not sure how much interest there is in such things.