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Fastest Playing Of The Sailor’s Hornpipe Trombonist Peter “Fats” Baxter, of Hove, England, played The Sailor Hornpipe in 8.5 seconds at the House of Commons in Westminster, London, England, on December 15, 1998 this is one of his pieces the Telegram Keywords: Text Mobile Telegram Mobile Phone Ringtone fast trombone history rush hour traffic 1902 The John Philip Sousa Band records the ragtime
piece, Trombone Sneeze, written by Arthur Pryor this tradition of fast trombone has continued ever since. The Sailors Hornpipe was a challenge issued by the BBC symphony orchestra and a record held and published in Guinness Book of Records at a time of twelve seconds. This challenge was taken up by Peter Fats Baxter whose record was timed at 8.5 seconds in the Houses of Parliament London.
Today the Guinness Book of Records deny the existence of this record even though they used it to open their web page when they went on line.
Could it be that they have been pressured into doing this by someone?
If you would like to try this is for yourself try sixteen bars of the sailors hornpipe.
As for the BBC Proms office Ha Ha Ha
You may deny my existence but I am still here.
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piece, Trombone Sneeze, written by Arthur Pryor this tradition of fast trombone has continued ever since The Sailors Hornpipe was a challenge issued by the BBC symphony orchestra and a record held and published in Guinness Book of Records at a time of twelve seconds This challenge was taken up by Peter Fats Baxter whose record was timed at 85 seconds in the Houses of Parliament London
Today the Guinness Book of Records deny the existence of this record even though they used it to open their web page when they went on line
Could it be that they have been pressured into doing this by someone?
If you would like to try this is for yourself try sixteen bars of the sailors hornpipe
As for the BBC Proms office Ha Ha Ha
You may deny my existence but I am still here
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