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About Frankie Bull (Mr.)
Expertise
Almost anything to do with trumpets.

Experience
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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Trumpet - BLESSING B-141 CORNET

Expert: Frankie Bull (Mr.) - 10/27/2009

Question
Hi friend ... First I must tell you how much a enjoy reading your answers and advice .....I need some here ....I really know nothing about this Blessing cornet except that the silver short model shepherds crook looks just beautiful to me... I'm an artist as well as a comeback player and the look of a short model is as important to me as the sound... I use a Wick 4 mouthpiece and really do love the rich dark cornet sound ... and just want to know if you can tell me anything about the BLESSING B-141 CORNET - also because I don't see many of these used, would you have a guess of the value of one that's pre-owned and in good condition ... thanks in advance..
David

Answer
Hi David,

Thanks for the query. Before I launch into the details on your Blessing cornet (lovely horn) can you please give me the serial number? More than likely it can be found stamped into the second valve casing. If I have this I can pinpoint with reasonable accuracy the year your instrument was made and so give you more information. (If it's not on the valve casing try the end of the mouthpiece pipe. Either way it will more than likely be a five or six digit number.)

I look forward to your reply.

Thanks

Frankie
(Australia)

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