bach trumpet cases
Should I sew a patch onto my Bach Strad. trumpet case?
I have a patch someone gave to me that they got from their band a long time ago. I was thinking of sewing it onto the case for my Bach Stradivarius trumpet, but wasn’t sure if it’d be a good idea. Would it ruin the appearance and name of what it is?
Sew the patch on a denim jacket or other personal item.
A: if it ever gets to it, resale value plummets with personal alterations.
B: Your mind might change about patches, badges and buttons later on.
Best, Petr B.
|
|
Set of 4 Benge model 4P or 4PSP Trumpet Valve Guides $8.99 |
|
|
*WAREHOUSE SALE* TRUMPET + CASE + MP + MUTE *$1 NR*!! $56.00 |
|
|
High-quality dark green nylon trumpet soft bag Double zippers design $17.65 |
|
|
US BRITISH ARMY BUGLE TRUMPET 22 $0.99 |
|
|
$1 AUCTION! BAND CERTIFIED TRISTAR TRUMPET +7C MP! $34.00 |
|
|
Brand New padded Trumpet Soft Case Gig Bag Black Nylon $16.99 |
|
|
Collection exquisite tibetan ritual dragon brass trumpet $56.00 |
|
|
Used Bb B Flat SILVER NICKEL Trumpet & YAMAHA Care Kit ♫♫ SHIPS From WEST COAST! $153.90 |
|
|
Huge PROFESSIONAL TRUMPET SHEET MUSIC Collection CD $13.75 |
|
|
YAMAHA YTR-2335 Trumpet BRAND NEW 2335 FAST SHIP ! $667.00 |
|
|
BACH STRADIVARIUS Trumpet Horn Cornet Professional MT. VERNON MADE IN NEW YORK $2,449.95 |
|
|
Vintage Benge Claude Gordon Silver Trumpet $687.77 |
|
|
NEW FLAG HERALD TRISTAR TRUMPET +CASE +MUTE+CARE KIT $108.99 |
|
|
Mendini School Band Bb Trumpet +Case+Care Kit ~6 Colors $114.98 |
|
|
AWESOME PRICE! 4 VALVE Bb/A TRISTAR PICCOLO TRUMPET +MP $164.90 |
|
|
VINTAGE DISNEY TRUMPET MICKEY BAND BONTEMPI MOC MINT $34.99 |
|
|
Jean Baptiste JTP125 Trumpet with Black Plastic Hard Case $99.00 |
|
|
3 Valve Guide Trumpet,Cornet,fench horn Bach,king,conn,600,601,602,603,604,605 $9.99 |
|
|
*Yamaha Trumpet YTR2320 w/mouthpiece, hard case&more READY TO PLAY! $199.00 |
|
|
BACH 351 7C TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE $52.95 |
|
|
NEW ELDON BY ANTIGUA WINDS ETP102 B-FLAT TRUMPET W/CASE $259.00 |
Wedding day, Live or DJ
Wedding season-the time of year when you find yourself sitting in yet another church on yet another Saturday afternoon watching yet another friend marry his or her “best mate.” You notice the pink flowers, you smile obligingly at the toddling flower girl, and then you cringe inwardly when you see the bride blush. She’s blushing not because of the usual wedding-day jitters. No, she’s blushing because the c.d. skipped and now she and her dad will have to run down the aisle in order to get to her groom in time for the next song to begin. Later, you groan as you walk into the reception hall and hear the feedback from the speakers as the deejay adjusts the microphone and fiddles with the volume. That day you vow that, when you get married, your wedding will be refined, elegant, and classy. You will have Live Wedding Music.
It’s only natural that you prefer live wedding bands. For your wedding, you envision a trio of string instruments playing when you walk down the aisle. You see a violinist, violist, and cellist passionately playing Bach or Handel as your maid of honour takes her place at the front of the church.
The Live Wedding Music will continue at your reception. As guests wander in with their hors d’oeuvres, they will be greeted by the sound of a small jazz combo. The bass, piano, and trumpet player will sense the mood of the crowd and adjust their song choices accordingly. Should you have a special request, the band is happy to oblige. As you and your partner sit down for your first dinner as a married couple, the trumpet player puts down his instrument and serenades you with his rendition of your favourite Frank Sinatra song.
Of course, there is the possibility that your future mother-in-law will be opposed to the idea of live wedding bands. Should this be the case, there is an easy compromise. When the cocktails, dinner, speeches, and cake cutting have finished, the band members can pack up their instruments and move aside to make room for the deejay and his disco ball. Now the dance floor is free, and you and your partner can slow dance to songs like Elton John’s “Your Song” or boogie to new favourites like Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance.”
If you want your wedding to be sophisticated, chic, and stylish, then you should consider inviting a live wedding band to join your wedding party on your special day.
