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Horns ............ all shapes & sizes

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Subject: Horns ............ all shapes & sizes
From: Angela Tregaskes <angela@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 1997 12:19:21 GMT
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Dear List

Futher to the various discussions of late re. Alto cornets, tenor horn v
french (& any other) horn, 3v & 4v euphoniums, baritones etc., you might be
interested to know that the Horniman's Museum in Forest Hill (London SE23)
has the most amazing collection and variety of not only  brass instruments
but just about any other contraption which has ever been invented to make
music.  It is really something else and well worth a visit if you're ever in
London.  What's more, admission is completely free and there is a lovely
park next door with a bandstand on which bands (mainly brass I think) give
concerts every Sunday during the summer months of July and August (3pm to 5pm).

Just another contribution to a very interesting discussion thread ........ %-)

Angela Tregaskes
Bb Baritone Player
The Crystal Palace Band
& Cyberband I (1996)
Angela Tregaskes
angela@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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