It's about 2/3 of the way though a Wells Fargo commercial on retirement planning for the busy family. You see a small kid carrying a bell-front euphonium off the rehearsal/practice.
(They probably picked that horn because they wanted something as large as possible to enhance the "growing kid" image, but this particular child may have been too small to carry a tuba.)
It's about about 0:28
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPgTIydoeu8
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Reminds me of me. Gre-e-e-eat big horn, i-i-itty-bitty 7th-grader. In my childhood and collegiate career I played accordion, bari/euph, and double bass. My father wondered why I didn't pick at least one SMALL instrument.
David Bjornstad
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I'll bet the valve action on that horn is better than the customer service provided by Wells Fargo.Originally posted by: davewerden It's about 2/3 of the way though a Wells Fargo commercial on retirement planning for the busy family. You see a small kid carrying a bell-front euphonium off the rehearsal/practice.
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