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Doublereed Archive - Posting 000078.txt from 2004/09
From: Dan Duncan <dan.duncan@-----.edu>
Subj: Re: [DR-L] Finding a FOX bassoon
Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 11:20:51 -0400
Hi Ed,
I'm just curious. It was my first bassoon and I sold it to a student
when I found my Heckel and have since lost track of the student. I
just wondered if it is out there somewhere and how it's playing now. I
don't know about your 467 but I felt pretty good about 461 and have
wondered since if I really did the right thing selling it when I did.
(Really, I didn't have the money to keep two bassoons at the time but I
might have been able to work out some sort of loan to keep both of them
if I had tried.)
I think that the bassoon is probably somewhere in Texas but I'm not
sure of that.
Dan
On Wednesday, September 22, 2004, at 09:59 AM, Lacy, Edwin wrote:
> <<<If anyone has any information about a black finished Fox bassoon
> that
>
> dates from the late 1950s witha serial number of 461, I would very much
> like to hear from them.>>>
>
> Dan, has this bassoon been stolen, or are you looking for some other
> kind of information? The University of Evansville owns a bassoon that
> must be nearly a twin of the one you describe. Ours is #467. But, it
> has been located in this building since about 1956 or so.
>
> Ed Lacy
>
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