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Post by Mark617 on Feb 22, 2004 22:57:41 GMT -5
hey hey! the second Robertson to the board. post lots and don't spam
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Raptor_18
X-Treme Gulp
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Post by Raptor_18 on Feb 22, 2004 23:05:28 GMT -5
Welcome Moozer, be a post whore.
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Post by scott on Feb 22, 2004 23:20:42 GMT -5
Welcome to our little forums here,have fun and post and all that jazz.
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Post by unojuno on Feb 24, 2004 22:08:44 GMT -5
Trombone (Fr., It. trombone; Ger. Posaune).
A brass aerophone with a cup-shaped mouthpiece and predominantly cylindrical bore. In its most familiar form it is the tenor-baritone counterpart of the orchestral trumpet but it is characterized by a telescopic slide with which the player varies the length of the tube (except in the valve trombone): hence the term 'slide trombone' (Fr. Trombone coulisse, Ger. Zugposaune, It. trombone a tiro; Fr. and Eng. up to the 18th century, saqueboute, sackbut). Both the Italian and German n me for trombone are derived from term- for trumpet: Trombone (large trumpet) from the Italian tromba (trumpet), and Posaune from the Buzune, derived in turn from the French buisine (straight trumpet). The etymology of saqueboute whence English 'sackbut', 'sagbut', 'shagbolt' etc.) is not certain but is probably from Old French sacquer. 'to draw out' (e.g. a sword), though a Spanish derivation, sacabuche, 'draw out the innards', has also been suggested.
I play the trombone... and the bass. But i think a definition of a Trombone is cool because i have trouble understanding what this thing says...so it must be good. (I do know what it says, i'm just pretending i dont know what all those long words mean)...
Welcome and enjoy your Brasswind history.
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Post by xenocide7375 on Feb 25, 2004 19:44:22 GMT -5
hi
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Post by Liek on Feb 25, 2004 21:30:11 GMT -5
Welcome, yo.
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Post by ♫MysteriousMan♫ on Jan 27, 2005 17:35:12 GMT -5
wow, ok.
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