Dave played the cornet most of the time. It's a bit more mellow than the trumpet. Trumpet is more forceful.

Thank you

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Any tune can be jazz. Check out Sonny Rollins.

thanks. Have a good sing.

Thank you for your love.

Very misterious message Caja. But I like your picture.

@@dougtsax I really liked the music, that's why the heart hehe

It showed up as >3 so I think youtube didn't display your message properly. Thank you for the love.

I'm not familiar with that combination of names. What type of game are they in and which team?

Thanks for the thumb and subscribing.

Thank you on behalf of Billy Strayhorn.

Thanks very much. Colonel Bogey is by far my most popular video.

Thanks for the encouragement Jordan.

I'll try to find it Siva but it's got burried somewhere during our move to Cardiff. In the mean time you might be interested in "Bugs Bower's Bop Duets" edited by Charles Colin. ($1:50 when I bought it, probably ten times that now)

Practical Tutor for the Clarinet and the Corno di Bassetto - New Edition Revised & Enlarged - Otto Langey pub Boosey & Hawkes

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@@dougtsax I got a Xerox copy thank you

Thanks for the love,Jan (JanHerrmann-gg2ex)

We used to go there quite regularly but ill health has stopped us. It's strange to get a response from someone local. Most of my stuff is quite old as I haven't built up my cornet playing enough yet. The band I belong to is called Cathays Brass and we are playing in Bute park this evening.

This march is used for UK resilience in WW2 by the words, which diminish Hitler and his men, and in a later film about the war in the Far East. Thank you for your comments.

Thank you very much EljaySheff. I hope you have subscribed, and also look back at my old stuff.

Hello smj7. It's so nice to hear from people who are listening.

Thanks for listening Zach. It's a bit different.

Thank you so much for your support. The recordings are from 12 years ago. TITTB now plays at The Globe, Newcastle. I have since moved to Cardiff in Wales.

Is it you who always gets a view while youtube is still converting it to HD? Anyway, thank you for your support and I hope you like the content.

Glad you are enjoying the music, Miguel.

Thanks for taking the time to comment, Arnold, but I don't understand it. Please tell me what it means.

Thanks Chris. I might find a different version in one of the other jams I went to. Keep an ear out for one if I can find it.

@@dougtsax In school we did a big band arrangement. I wish I could find more folks playing it

Thanks Glitch. Due to Dave's open policy for sitters in and featuring other small groups.

Why are you making a comment that is incomprehensible?

Thanks for your comment. I hope you go on and enjoy other tunes.

Thank you so much for your support. I have family in Wellington in NZ whom I'm hoping to see again next year.

Please add some more text. I can't get Google to translate this single word. As you have gone to the effort of commenting please add a little more to help me get Google to translate.

I have passed on your comments to Rose.

No I don't remember the Ladies toilet Rose. Well worth keeping and one of my favourites that you sang. Another reply calls this "Awesome".

Thank you so much Andreas. Kind comments encourage us amateurs.

Thanks for listening to the recording George. West Cumbria is sparsely populated but still used to be a brass band in every town. Sadly there were less than a handful of bands left at the time of this recording. The band leader was trying to merge two part bands, which still rehearsed on different nights, with a borrowed Euphonium player. I'm fairly sure he would have tuned the band before they came on but that doesn't guarantee that they stayed in tune. If you have the time and interest I'd be pleased if you listen to and comment on some of the other postings that I've made to the channel "Doug Tsax".

Glad it helped

You will need to ask someone from your own country. I don't know where the band master got the music from. Everyone copies everyone else's music.

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I hope you are still playing.

Thank you.

Thank you

I'm a big fan Harry. My favourite is "Coltrane Jazz".

Anything John contributed to,turned into Gold! Look forward when you have time, to hearing about Miles Period. Sincere thanks for sharing Doug.

Thanks Mister Tracks

Hello Mr Hero. Nice to hear from you again. Please tell all your friends and post me on Facebook. that way I will get more viewers and perhaps more subscribers. Thanks for your encouragement.

@@dougtsax No problem dude!

Thanks Green

I'll have to use him again.

Thanks Havoo. I live in a very small town and do these videos to try to connect to a wider world.

The picture at the front is modern fashion but it is almost exactly what's in the text for old New Orleans.

Thanks Mr Hero. Please spread the word.

Thanks Green.

Thanks Green.