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Player/horn combinations
flugelhorn:
Couesnon Monopole
Van Laar #2
Van Laar Oiram
Theo Charlier Mahillon Bb, Charlier model Screw rim (patented in 1909 by
Charlier).
Bill Chase Martin-Committee 2B Giardinelli
Getzen 900s Jet-Tone standard (like the body style
Schilke B6Lb, custom, with beryllium MF played)
bell, medium .450 bore Schilke Chase (6A4a)rim undercut, #26
throat, copied from the Jet-Tone
Don Cherry Besson Meha pocket trumpet (one of Bach 20C cornet mouthpiece
only four made in the world)
Besson Meha pocket cornet (made for
a show starring Josephine Baker, in
Paris, in the 1920)
Olds Ambassador cornet
Civil War era cornet
Pakistani pocket trumpet
Alan Chez Flip Oakes Wild Thing,
Yamaha trumpets,
Jupiter
Vincent Bb trumpets: Bach B underpart with 1C rim
Cichowicz Selmer K Modified
Bach 37 with red brass bell,
C trumpet:
Silver Bach Mt. Vernon
Herbert L. Three Star Boston Cornet (his first buy
Clarke - see his Autobio.)
Conn Wonder Solo Cornet,
King Master Cornet,
Had to play a Conn during his Sousa
days.
His colleague Frank Holton started his
own company, made the H.C. model
which Clarke (and Joe Oliver) used
June Clarke Harry B Jay cornet
Buck Clayton Selmer, Al Cass
Holton Galaxy trumpet,
Holton B-47,
H.N.White King Liberty trumpet,
Blessing Super 1938,
French Besson Meha (1940s-50s),
Selmer K-Modified (1950s-60s)
Getzen Eterna Doc Severinsen (last
part of his life)
John Clyman Besson Meha, Bach 1.5 C,
Benge 6x Bach 1 1/2 C
Bill Coleman Conn 10B (mid-1930s)
Selmer Grand Prix
Johnny Coles Selmer pre-K-Modified 24B, Trumpet: Giardinelli 7M
Yamaha, Flugelhorn: Giardinelli 7C
Olds,
ML Bach 37,
Yamaha flugel
Kiku Collins Getzen 3001 Mike Vax, Loud 3Z, 3C, 75M,10.5C (trumpet)
Schilke piccolo, Loud LM-3F (flugel)
Getzen Custom Series flugelhorn, Loud LM-65 (trombone)
Buescher cornet,
Amati valve trombone
Lee Collins Olds Recording (1950s)
After his death his horn was played by
Percy Humphrey.
Armando Martin (during the 50s and 60s) A huge collection, most in the 1 1/4 size.
Ghitalla Trumpets designed by Bill Tottle (late Bach Mt Vernon 1 1/4 C cornet
60s) usually Bach parts, a 238 bell. mouthpiece, with an adapter to the
Had an ascending valve to put the trumpet.
horn in D, making a C/D trumpet. Tottle 3Cstar - about the same size as a
Yamaha artist after the BSO. 1 1/4, with a "K" backbore.
Had Yamaha build a C/D trumpet for Al Cass
him.
Dizzy Martin Committee; Al Cass 2-24A mostly,
Gillespie King Silver Flair; switched to Al Cass 2-25A a few times
Schilke (gift of Jon Faddis)
H.N.White King Super 20 trumpets
(late 1940, early 1950)
Mic Gillette Martin with tunable bell Marcinkiewicz E8.7 Mic Gillette
(custom made triggers on first and
third valves),
King Silver Flair,
Martin Magna,
Jet-Tone Studio A, then Studio B
Marcinkiewicz "Mic Gillette"
(Model SC3X.351L RLP)
Greg Gisbert Yamaha 6310z Marcienciewicz Shew 1.5
Andrea Bach 72, Yamaha 15 E4 for classic
Giuffredi Bb & C trumpet : Courtois Evolution IV Giardinelli 12 S for big band
Now: Monette Prana 3 Bb Schilke 14A4 for piccolo
Piccolo & Eb trumpet: Schilke 2008: after 10 years I changed my
Flugelhorn : Courtois mouthpieces
Monette Prana B 2.5
Now:
Monette Prana B2S3 (classic and jazz)
Monette Prana MF III (for lead)
Harry Glantz French Besson Bb (early in his career) Bach 3C, 6C
Parduba Bb trumpet (1929 - 1940)
Conn Glantz Model C,
Conn 2B,
Besson Meha,
Benge Burbank 3X (medium large
bore)
Bernie Glow Bach 72* ML Giardinelli BG (Bernie
Glow model)
Jan Glsel Before: Bob Reeves C2J - lounge trompet sound,
Selmer Claude Gordon, Bob Reeves 42 CF (Chuck Findley)lead,
Selmer Chorus (custom build black Bob Reeves 42 S (small) more lead,
finish), Bob Reeves 42 ES (ex.small) even more
Benge Claude Gordon, lead
Now:
Scodwell Bb,
Scodwell C (Brushed Satin),
Bach Eb Mount Vernon,
Bach Flugelhorn
Don Goldie Selmer Paris 24 B gold plated trumpet Bach Mt. Vernon 6C
(now owned by John Georgini),
Selmer Paris 24 B lightweight trumpet.
Sources:
(adv) = endorsed horn in magazine
advertising
(ph) = photo
(phs) = multiple photos
Gabor Tarkovi Bb rotary: Schagerl Classic, Bb and C: Yamaha 15E4 with Breslmair
C rotary: Schagerl Horsdorf Heavy, rim,
A/Bb piccolo: Schilke P5-4, piccolo: custom Breslmair,
flugel: Schagerl flugel: Bach 2 1/2 with Breslmair rim
Edward H. Yamaha C trumpet, large bore, gold C / Bb: wooden mouthpiece made by
Tarr plated; Jrg Richter, Rheinfelden/Baden, rim size
Bach C trumpet, large bore, sliding comparable to Bach 1 C, cornet shank
bell, silver plated, Malone gold plated plus adapter,
mouthpipe and tuning slide; Smallbore Bb: mouthpiece is an exact
Yamaha Bb trumpet, large bore, silver copy made by Egger of the one used by
plated; the late Ernest Hall, London,
Conn 22B Bb trumpet, silver plated; Rotary Bb: J. Monke screw-rim
Mahillon small-bore Bb trumpet, mouthpiece without number,
Modle Tho Charlier, silver plated; Low F: various mouthpieces, for low D a
Windisch Bb trumpet, rotary valves, huge original mouthpiece similar in size
lacquered brass; to baritone horn mouthpiece,
F. Besson (London) low F trumpet, Piccolo: wooden mouthpiece made by
brass, various crooks down to D; Jrg Richter, rim size somewhat like
Yamaha piccolo Bb/A trumpet, gold Bach 7D,
plated, long Tarr model; wooden mouthpiece made by Jrg
Yamaha Eb trumpet (converted Richter, cornet shank, copy of Bach 1
cornet), sliding bell, gold plated; C,
Schilke G/F/E trumpet, sliding bell, Nat.: various copies of original
silver plated; mouthpieces,
natural trumpet (without vent holes) in Bar.: wooden Baroque mouthpiece made
D/C by Tomes/Vajna; by Jrg Richter, copy of Egger S-7,
Baroque trumpet by Egger, 3 vent Flugel: Courtois mouthpiece no. 4
holes, Haas bell; Cornet: accompanying mouthpiece
Courtois flugelhorn, silver plated; without marking or number,
Boston Musical Instrument Boston Musical Instrument Manufactory
Manufactory Bb/A cornet, rotary mouthpiece without number
valves, lacquered brass;
Frank Holton (Chicago) cornet, silver
plated
Charles Getzen Eterna trumpet
Teagarden
Clark Terry Trumpet: Giardinelli CT-1 trumpet,
Selmer Balanced (1953), deep V (around 6 or 7)
Olds Custom Clark Terry, CT-1 Fluegelhorn,
Martin Committee, Giardinellis Artist Series Mouthpieces.
Fluegel: (The abbreviation CT stands for his
Selmer, initials).
Olds
Andrea Yamaha YTR 8345 Xeno trumpet. Gianni Amidei Heavyweight Custom for
Tofanelli Yamaha customized YFH 6310Z trumpet.
flugelhorn Yamaha customized GP mouthpiece for
Yamaha YTR 9830 Custom piccolo piccolo trumpet.
trumpet Bruno Tilz S1 Custom, Yamaha 7C4 and
Courtois 7EW mouthpieces for
flugelhorn
Charles Benge, Conn60B
Tolliver
Guy Touvron Selmer trumpets/cornet/flugelhorn. Bach 3B
On cornet : Selmer "V" cup
Dave Trigg Yamaha 6310Z, Marcinkiewicz
now: Benge 1X and Benge CG
trumpets
Ray Triscari Mid to late 1950s Burbank Benge/Gold Callichio and Charlie Allen
Serial # 3603 (Very shallow and narrow rim)
Info from Valdo Herby: Marcincewicz
He could not have played a 1951
Burbank Benge!
Elden Benge moved to Burbank in
August 1953.
(He brought with him tons of
ready-made bells from his brass works
in Chicago)
Chris Tyle LA Benge 3x long-model cornet, Schilke 12
Blessing Artist cornet,
Getzen Capri cornet
William Primarily Bach, many of which he Copy of George Magers, made by George
Vacchiano helped design (especially the long-bell Bukur, with a Schmidt backbore,
D-trumpet). Bach customized by John "Peppy"
He favored the D-trumpet through Pettinato
most of his career
Warren Vache Benge long-model cornet (1970s) Warburton 5SV mouthpiece #6 backbore
Yamaha student model cornet as a general rule
YCR631ox (now) carry a #7 and #8 backbore for
Conn Vintage 1 Trumpet with Sterling situations where I need a brighter sound
Silver bell
Mike Vax Trumpets: Before:
1951 A beat up old loaner cornet Schilke 13A4a (24 years),
from school. Marcinkiewicz 12.2
1952-56 Olds Ambassador Now:
1957-60 Olds Mendez Yamaha 13A4a
1961-65 Conn Constellation (Large
bore Bach for a very short time.)
1966-69 Conn Constellation, Getzen
Severinsen Model
1970-71 Schilke B-6, Martin
Committee
1971-80 Conn 8B, Conn Director,
prototype Conn MV (never put out)
1981-92 Schilke S-32
1993-2005 Yamaha Custom, Yamaha
6340, Yamaha 6335HSMV
2005 - Getzen 3001 MV Artist Model
Flugelhorns:
1959-73 Olds
1973-78 Conn (made in Switzerland)
1978-80 Yamaha (intermediate)
1981-92 Cuesnon
1992-2005 Yamaha 631
2005 - Getzen 3895 (prototype with a
gold brass bell)
Ray Vega Bb: Courtois Evolution III, Courtois AC Greg Black. ACB, Stomvi, Monette,
334ML Warburton and Bach
C: Stomvi Mahler Titanium (all of the rims are similar to a Bach 3C)
Eb/D: Schilke E3L
Piccolo Bb/A : F. Besson/Kanstul
Flugelhorn: Stomvi Elite
Cornet: Bach Strad Large Bore
Tamas Bb rotary: Schagerl Classic, Monke Bb and C: Beslmair Special,
Velenczei Medium-Large, piccolo: Kameyama, Schilke (Laskey
C rotary: Schagerl Vienna, Lechner, design)
Kuhn Konzert, flugel: Bach 2 1/2
C: Monette #61 - 1989,
D/Eb: Schilke E3L, R. Kuhn
A/Bb piccolo: Shilke P5-4,
A piccolo: Zirnbauer
flugel: Mellissa by M. Beck
Allen Vizzutti Bach 72LT GP (in the 1970ies) Schilke,
Yamaha Heavy Wall, Marcincewicz Allen Vizzuti,
Now: Now:
Yamaha 9335VS "Vizzutti" model Bb Yamaha Allen Vizzutti gold rim,
Trumpet, (gold plate), Piccolo: custom made, large back bore
Yamaha 6445II C Trumpet, Marcinkiewicz,
Yamaha YTR 761 D Trumpet, Flugel: custom made Marcinkiewicz
Yamaha YTR 9635 E/Eb Trumpet Note: All mouthpieces have the same
Yamaha 9830 Piccolo Trumpet rim.
Pickett Brass
Yamaha Maestro Cornet
Thanks to:
Edward H. Tarr, Rex Richardson, Greg Spence, Rich Wetzel, Roger Ingram, Joye Pero, Kiku
Collins, Keith Fiala, Dontae Winslow, Michael McGovern, Mike Metheny, Bruce Adams, Enrico
Marchesi, Peter Moss, Anders Bergkranz, Ray Vega, Tony Fisher, Warren Vache, Brian Finigan,
Michael Sachs, Brad Goode, Steve Cass, Jon Lewis, Jeff Helgesen, Patrick Hession, Marvin
Stamm, Mike Vax, Tommy Loy, Bob Pucci, Wilmer Wise, Carl Levoguer, Jim Bell, Mike Boyle,
Nico(Naomitsu Kuno), Chris Tyle, Dave-Kingtrumpetguy, Steven Sparks, Thomas King, Jim
Hatfield, J.P. Morgan, Peter Brady, Joe Triscari, Nunzio Improta, David Littman, Chris Charvat,
Nik (Nikola),Malcom Walton, ystein Isene, Peter Weuling, Joel Thomas, Mark Heter, Tore
Jensen, Kevin Burke, Victor L. Sacino, Reuben Fowler, Said Bafandi, Lon Heim, Greg Lyle, Mike
Corrigan, Matt Anklan, Hans-Christian Mahlberg, Heiko Bayer, John Mohan, Ed Annibale, Fred
Van der Meiren, Dan McMillion, Mattew Clare, Franz Koglmann, Erik Veldkamp, Nick DeCarlis,
Benjamin Richeton, Marc Geujon, Graham Young, Dan Young, Alan Hancock, Loris Benedetti,
David Klein, Maurizio Ricca, Renaud Perrais, Richard Fanning, Wayne Gramelspacher, Bert
Lochs, John Branzer, John Edmondson, Petter Kateraas, Tom Welsh, Bob Burne, Felix Vayser,
Bill Turner, Jon Petter Lindberg, Richard Roper, Thomas Ewers, Bill Bowman, David Kimsey,
Robbie Kwock, Bill Cheeseman, Jean Rassat, Herbert Puukka, Lars Ranch, Natalia Adamczyk,
Josh Landress, Giles Whittome, Karl Ridderstrm, Morrie Trumble, Carl Dershem, Tibi Meszaros,
Joe Kowalczyk, Frederic Feltz, Hilko Linnemann, Arnau Boix, Henry Cooper, Greg Reese, Ray
Callender, Ed Kennedy, Norman M. Canter, Jeff Purtle, Robert McShane, Michael Phillippe, Hugh
McComb, MarkWood, Shaun Major, Jon-Erik Kellso, Brian Graber, Ken Switzer, Kenneth Field,
Claudio Menci, Larry Popolizio, Enrico Tremigliozzi, David Schneck, Raymond Burkhart, Ladd
Laughbon, Gary Onady!
Comment from Peter Weuling: "Most of us have fifty trumpet/cornet mouthpieces - difficult to
find a pattern".