Rare 1930 A/Bb/B/C Double Quick-Change Rotary Valve Couesnon Trumpet. Made in Paris, France.

[@GinoCerutti-z5f]

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[@brassfromthepast5149]

Thank you so much. I am so glad that you enjoyed watching the video. Yes, this is a very versatile and useful horn since it can play in four different keys and it’s still sounds quite well in each key. It was made in 1930 and is made very well. I posted a video about 8 before this one where I am playing a double quick change cornet that can also played in four keys. You might want to check that out too. These horns were rather popular around the beginning of the 1900s because most brass players could not transpose or play in more complicated keys. So this made it very easy for them. But Americans cannot take credit for this horn because it was made in Paris, France. Thank you for your interest and thanks for watching.

[@GinoCerutti-z5f]

@@brassfromthepast5149 Ciao, ti avevo risposto tempo fa,ma mi sono accorto ora che youtube non ha salvato la mia risposta. Grazie mille per la tua spiegazione, sei veramente un grande in tutti i sensi. Mi piacerebbe sentirti privatamente, ti va? Hai un indirizzo mail?

[@brassfromthepast5149]

@@GinoCerutti-z5f yes, of course. This is my email: [e-mail]

[@GinoCerutti-z5f]

@@brassfromthepast5149 thank you very much my friend 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@GinoCerutti-z5f]

​@@brassfromthepast5149 grazie mille, presto ti scriverò grazie di vero cuore 😊

[@James_Dawes]

That instrument is in amazing condition!

[@brassfromthepast5149]

Yes, it is in really great shape. Thanks so much for watching.

[@ricaard]

Sweet, I love the sound of rotors!

[@brassfromthepast5149]

Thank you very much. I love the sound of rotors too. Thanks so much for watching.

[@ericdugas7332]

This is another very special instrument. It's always very great to listen to your music, my friend.

[@brassfromthepast5149]

Thank you very much my good friend and Trumpet buddy. So glad that you enjoyed another video of mine.

[@ericdugas7332]

@@brassfromthepast5149 My pleasure, Dan!

[@Darm0k]

Cool horn. How's the intonation?

[@brassfromthepast5149]

Yes, it is really a cool horn. Intonation is relatively good in all keys. I do have to pull out the third valve slide in the first three keys and push it in for the last key. But overall not bad. Thanks so much for watching.

[@RefreshingShamrock]

What the? The trumpet professor at ASU demonstrated a very similar trumpet in one of his videos. I thought he invented that trumpet design, but maybe he invented it seperately or already knew of this design. Regardless, I thought it was really cool.

[@brassfromthepast5149]

This design has been around for quite a while. Maybe it was a modification of the design. Glad you enjoyed watching the video.

[@anthonykaiser974]

Literally a quadruple trumpet. Isnit built around a C trumpet?

[@brassfromthepast5149]

Yes, I guess you could say it could be a quadruple trumpet. It is built around a C trumpet. The second valve slide comes straight out which is how most C trumpets are made. Thanks so much for watching.