[Dixielandjazz] clean horn?
Mike C.
mike at michaelcryer.com
Mon Sep 26 19:23:02 PDT 2005
I don't see how. If anything having a dirty horn eventually effects the
life and operation of the instrument. I clean my slide every other week.
If you want a mellower sound try a different mouthpiece or buy a horn
with a rose brass bell.
Mike
Cebuisle2 at aol.com wrote:
> Hey Bob-
>
> I read that non other than Bix Beiderbeck kept a "dirty" horn, hardly ever
> cleaned it, and claimed it sounded "too hard" when he did. Bix was not a
> "neat" person,. and his hygiene left something to be desired. At least that is
> what the guys who sat next to him at a gig said.
>
> Do you suppose a cruddy horn would play with a more "mellow" tone? Hmmmm--
>
>
> Ted
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