I used to visit Mario Marcone, who worked at Bruno & Sons and inherited all the Besson bells, pipes and pistons when importation ended.
Ren Schilke once showed me his collection in the old shop, and let me honk away on a few.although I had played on them previously, Ren had some of the best, in perfect condition as well.
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The earlier serial number Brevette, Meha and Fabrication Meha, however, inspired Bach, Schilke and Benge. Many leaked and were almost not useable out of the box. The Brevette Bessons u see floating around today in the 90,000 serial number range are horns put together either during or following the war, and are very inconsistent, especially in the valve casing. The large bore Meha Bessons are almost all, if not all, post 2nd world war horns. They were used for a time in recording situations when one mic was hung in front of an orchestra. These were small bore horns.and were called "Rapwana" or something that sounded like that. They were ML instruments, with the exception of one specific model Meha, named for the exporter and characterized by a long third valve slide. “…The earlier Besson Meha trumpets were not, large bore instruments.
Already a thank those responsible for this). Set of information and opinions minimally credible models trumpet most striking in recent history: Meha Besson and Besson Brevette (collection made in different links for a few years and just as informative purpose.
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