Full Triple Horn chosen by the master Stefan Dohr to accomplish a difficult piece!
[Overview].
Yamaha Full Triple (F/B)♭/MS-throated yellow brass/detachable bell(*). 12.0mm and 12.3mm (F-side) rotary bore. Lacquered finish.One rotary cap gold-plated. Flipper attached. Includes 2 types of mouthpiece adapters for different shanks, 3 in total (2 brass/1 nickel silver). Comes with a hard case for a genuine Yamaha one-piece bell (with signature). Made to order model. Currently sold at fair market value.
[Condition.]
The bell was a one-piece bell at the time of production, but has been changed to a bell cut specification (the base of the bell part was cut in the middle of the bell part/no lacquer on the base trace of the cut part).There is a small dent at the front of the reinforcement plate of the bell body and at the back of the extractor tube, rotary branch tube, and second tube. Paint discoloration on the bell rim. Paint has fallen off and there are some scratches on the inside of the bell. The rotary has been disassembled, cleaned, and each pipe has been serviced.
[Features]
Yamaha triple horns are rarely seen new in music stores because they are made to order. The high potential of this instrument has been recognized worldwide.The world was made aware of the high potential of this instrument by the 1998 performance of Schumann's Konzertstück for four horns and large orchestra by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra under the direction of Barenboim.The concert was a great success. For this concert, Stefan Dohr chose a Yamaha full triplet to ensure that he could accomplish this difficult piece. The historic performance at that time is well known. It is a gem with a stable pitch balance and light response, as well as a rich capacity to receive even firm blows.
