Musical Notes
What's on My Bench? A Selmer Paris Rosewood Contrabass Clarinet
Selmer makes the best low clarinets in the world, and the ONLY wood contrabass with range to low C. Produces low rumbling sounds that will rattle your roof.
Why We Do What We Do - A Letter from a Father
Sharing a letter from a customer who purchased a tuba from The Mighty Quinn Brass and Winds. We're not crying, YOU'RE crying.
What’s on My Bench? A Trio of Bb Herald Trumpets
There is still a use for herald trumpets. You’ll see them at racetracks, some orchestral pieces, and at Medieval Times - or similar events!
What's on My Bench? Custom Engraved 1920's Trombones
Today, we are celebrating the beauty of engraving. Here we have three lovely, gold-plated Conn trombones, all born in the 1920s.
What’s in Amanda’s Collection? A Conn 112B Trumpet
Today, I thought I’d share from my own collection; shown here are actually two horns from a 1947 Conn 22B in lacquer, and 1942 Conn 112B in silver.
What’s on My Bench? A Bb Tenor Sousaphone
What's on My Bench? A Double Rotor Bass Trombone
What's interesting about this particular horn is the dependent rotor system - something we don't see every day, and it's the first time I've seen one at all!
What’s on My Bench? A King Double-Bell Euphonium
I know that if you watch our social media you’ve been dying to know what’s in this awesome Sylvester and Tweety case, so here it is!
What's on My Bench? A Selmer Paris 'Supreme' Alto Saxophone
They are interesting horns; they feature a number of design elements unique to the Supreme while also blending in popular aspects from horns of the past.