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Thanks for sharing your work 😊 I've started to study this suite for a Christmas recital here in Mecico and this is a nice addittion to the repertoire 😊 congratulations on your performance 😊🎉

Note to viewers that the Carl Engel portion begins at 24:30 in the video. Peter, thank you so much for your dedication and scholarship in presenting these composers' works!! Greatly appreciated. I wasn't able to make out the composer and title of the last (Spanish-influenced piece). Might you add this to the notes?

Lovely playing🎉 I subscribed to support your music🎶☺️

Thank you for this! Ida was my grandmother and my first piano teacher. I have copies of her music and have donated much of it to the Sibley Music Library at the Eastman School of Music. It is so nice to hear this lovely piece played.

Fine playing!

Fine playing, Peter!

Great piece! Hard to find recordings of Koutzen pieces, thank you!

oh wow, that's an ingenious design~

Is this similar to a High F, or E flat, French Horn?

Hey that sounds amazing Do you happen to have the position chart?

Hello sir. I enjoyed both your soviet tuba videos. I have a question, would you say that mouthpiece is a regular european shank size or is it a total different odd thing? Thanks in advance.

Wonderful!

According to my edition, this was published in 1956. Well played!

I see you actually did make a video about the construction! Cool!

Great job and I am also getting one of these tubas. You should do a post about its construction if you can.

Fine sound, much better than the tenor valve, where can i buy this instrument.

Dynamics and everything! Amazing!

sounds like a trenor trombone lol

Sounds fantastic big dawg. What kind of mouthpiece do you use for that? I play a soprano and bass trombone, and I'm thinking about getting the Chinese copy of this to bridge the gap. I also play alto horn, so I'm a bit confused why Alto trombone players use much larger mouthpieces generally than the alto horn counterparts. It's strange to me because usually brighter sounding instruments within the same voice use slightly smaller mouthpieces than their conical bore cousins.

Beautyfull ! Congratulations !

Beautyfull ! Congratulations !

Where do you keep that monster!?

Very informative and to the point! I am looking for a vintage mouthpiece like that to use with my 1917 Conn "French Horn Alto" 6E. For now, I use a Bach Mellophone mouthpiece, but would prefer a true vintage mouthpiece.

Yamaha still makes concert mellophones! But they only sell them in Japan.

Nice video! Couldn’t quite catch the engraving on the mouthpiece-is it an All-Star Alto? I’ve been thinking of getting one for my alto-ish needs. They reportedly have a very wide ID around .850” that sounds appealing to me.

Post-uploading notes: 1.) I forgot to mention why the valve slides are all pulled out - the positions are appropriate for the E-flat slide. 2.) Miraphone's instrument is called a "konzert horn", not a waldhorn.

Hey, nice video! Those Ebs (and even some of the smaller-bodied Leningrad factory Bbs) use a smaller Eb tuba shank receiver. If you want to try some more mouthpiece options you might test some american large shank bass trombone mouthpieces. Sometimes they're too small but they're often quite close.

I'm a young mellophone player, not one of these, of course, I'm in marching band and plan to join drum corps (I've auditioned for The Academy this past year). I was wondering how similar the modern marching mellophone mouthpiece is to this, your description seems to match what I have, I'd describe it like a rounder trumpet lead piece.

Can you expand on what you were saying about the alto trumpet not being good? Why is it not?

As a French Horn Player I Am Super Confused On What This Is

This was super interesting, do you think it would be better to look for one in thrift shops or online?

I have a CG CONN 14E Eb/F Mellophone , LADY FACE , fun for brass bands. Listen to Don Elliott, His album, "Mellophone"

素敵な音色に癒されました。❤

Lovely! Great piece & excellent performance - thanks.

Mackall was my great great aunt. Thank you for sharing this!

Thank you for bringing this to light. I am very much interested in Kubik's music. This early effort shows his absorption of a jazz/pop influence which you can hear in his later work.

Cool instrument and nice playing. Love this piece.

Thank you so much for sharing this! I am a textile historian and my focus is on Virginia Woods Mackall/Bellamy. She published a knitting book in1952 which was based on her patented hand knitting method. I have tracked down several other copies of her writings/music for children. One is called "The Fairy Rose" and the other is called "The Runaway Song." I would love to share these with you if you are interested. I talk about them on my YT channel here: ruclips.net/video/TQlQG6qOqP0/видео.html

how did you find Mr. Siegl? and ... ....generally.... would you be open to collaborating?

wow. thankyou for sharing the unknown gem! I am a fan of this composer, but the sheetmusics are most likely out of print. it is a pity.

Odd harmonies. I like it.

Very nice ❤️

Great channel 👏 👍 👌

Subscribed! This is wonderful! Czech composer! New friend ❤️ ✨️

Nice and beautiful 😍 🤩 👌 ❤️

Great job 👏 👍 👌

Very nice ❤️ 👌 👍

This is such a beautiful straight bore alto brass instrument, something that i feel like hasn't exactly been done well in most cases.

What key is this in? Bb?

Great sound