[TPIN] Re: TPIN Digest, Vol 31, Issue 8
SiegTrmpt at aol.com
SiegTrmpt at aol.com
Sun Sep 2 12:32:38 CDT 2007
Good observations Steve. There's a wide range of emotions surrounding Dave's
work and that's because he challenges age old ideas and wasn't satisfied
with the designs of the old masters. His work is outrageous and challenges the
ordinary and he's willing to tell world class players that they can improve
their sound. Clearly not everyone likes that but that's how it goes sometimes
when you take chances. Bill Siegfried
In a message dated 9/2/2007 12:04:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
tpin-request at tpin.okcu.edu writes:
In my conversations with Dave Monette I can say without qualification that
he believes in himself and walks his talk. Is his direction in
re-engineering the trumpet correct? Any engineer knows that there are trade
offs. Without people like Monette pushing the envelope on engineering, the
only direction we have prevailing in trumpet construction is mass production
in Asia.
Steve Roiland
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