TromboneChat

Hello All,

If you are reading this then I have successfully joined Trombone Chat and submitted my first post this evening. I missed TTF for many reasons. It was a good place to go for information on identifying a horn, guidance for purchase, and, if nothing else, a source of interesting discussion on almost any trombone topic. I believe trombone players are a different breed, but it was good to see how everyone tried to help and support each other. Trombone Chat appears to have inherited several of the positive qualities of TTF, not to mention several of the members and administrators. I look forward to seeing this forum grow.

Thanks,

Jeff

Hi and welcome. This Forum was created as a "lifeboat" in case TTF disappeared. It seems we made the right move: TTF has been gone for quite a while. We all wish Richard will reopen his "shop" and we'll try to carry on the good parts of TTF as much as we can. Pleaswe feel free to add to the discussions.

Note that in order to see your posts and send PM's you need to have two posts. You can post a "marker" in the "Why can't I see my posts" topic -- many have already done so -- to meet the two post requirement.

Good to be part of this wonderfull community again !!!
Even if I did not reach TTF a lot in the end of it...
Who remember now it was once called the Online Trombone Journal? (Back in 2000...)

Slidennis wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 12:45 am Good to be part of this wonderfull community again !!!
Even if I did not reach TTF a lot in the end of it...
Who remember now it was once called the Online Trombone Journal? (Back in 2000...)

And before that many of us were on a listserv called trombone-l.

I know you young folk don't know what a listserv is, but............google is your friend. Hee, hee.

timothy42b wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:46 am And before that many of us were on a listserv called trombone-l.

And the old alt.music.trombone usenet group...

JohnL wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 8:24 am

timothy42b wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 5:46 am And before that many of us were on a listserv called trombone-l.

And the old alt.music.trombone usenet group...

Oh yeah, when nn was a thing, and I occasionally posted using vi.