The week for me started off with
a sale of a beautiful Yanagisawa, pre loved Tenor Sax. The customer knew
exactly what they wanted and were excited to have this lovely instrument. What
makes an instrument really special is the time and experience to properly set
it up in it’s best balance condition. Keys set up at the right height and keys
feeling smooth and pads covering very well. We are very lucky to have Taka as
our senior woodwind tech to make sure that the woodwind instrument will perform
at its best 😻
Many shipments arrived this week
from all over the world. Bambu cleaning swabs and accessories from Argentina, Gonzalez
Reeds, too from Argentina and B.A.C. Trumpet and Trombone from America. We deal
with many manufacturers, from all around the world.
This week there were elections in
America which Daddy has been interested in. It’s about who rules the area and
who is in control. That’s easy here. I am in control and I rule over mummy,
daddy and Alfa. We don’t need votes or agreements to make this happen I am
Queen Zara and that is it! FINAL 😺😼🙀
Repairs are starting to come in,
in large numbers. Already school instruments are coming in and bookings are
essential. Don’t leave it to the last minute to book your instrument in for a
service if you need it for exams or performances.
On Saturday, a group of people including a lad who’s name is Declan came here to
try a few trombones. I was outside listening and he had a a beautiful sound. I
looked up and was so surprised that this lovely mellow sound was coming from a
lad of 13 years old! Such a mature sound from someone so young. After a while,
he settled on a B.A.C. Artist Series Elliot Mason Trombone. Wow!!! He looked so cool
with it too. Well done Declan. We look in hearing more from you in the future……watch
this space.
Time to sleep again. I am getting
more tired nowadays. Maybe an age thing or putting up with Alfa snoring and naughtiness.
Thank you again my fellow followers for listening to my fine and thoughtful
words 😎😻😸
