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Frankie Bull (Mr.)

Australia
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Expertise

Almost anything to do with trumpets.

Experience in the area

I have been playing trumpet for over 50 years and teaching for the last 20. I own a Bach Mercedes and a Jupiter pocket trumpet. I also have very good connections in the retail industry, particularly with Largo trumpets. I also play trombone, keyboards, alto and tenor sax.

Education/Credentials

Professional Diploma in Music. Level Nine - Multi-instrumentalist Level Eight - Piano (The above qualifications are ewith the Australian Guild of Music)

Past/Present Clients

Currently teaching as a private tutor in a number of schools within the Fleurieu Peninsula of South Australia. This year I have students doing A.M.E.B. Grade four

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2009-11-18 #3 valve:

Hi Bob, I haven't seen a Borg trumpet for quite some years. Originally they were a Chinese instrument and I am not aware of anyone else that made them under that name. Like a lot of stuff the Chinese

2009-11-17 Taps:

Hi Josh, I think you are referring to what we know as "The Last Post", which is actually a bugle call played at funerals, usually of ex-servicemen and also at the close of a military day. I believe

2009-11-14 Olds trumpet:

Hi Again, Thanks for the serial number, but I am afraid I am unable to give you the information you seek on your trumpet, Jonathan. I would suggest that you go to <http://www.theoldsregister.com/formpage

2009-11-14 Olds trumpet:

Hi Jonathan, To properly age your trumpet I will need a serial number, which would tell us the year of manufacture. It can usually be found stamped into the second valve casing. Also, the model number

2009-11-11 Trumpet Care:

G'day Joe, There is the point of terminology in which some manufacturures will say "plated" instead of lacquered. Usually the reference is plated when it is a silver finish and lacquered when it's gold

 

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