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Bass Horn
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Wind
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Description: |
The horn is a wind instrument which probably came from an unhappy animal somewhere. It's bone white and slightly curved with a round, brass mouthpiece in the narrow end. It has a leather strap for comfortable holding.
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Weight: |
4/9 lb
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Size: |
about nine inches long and three inches wide
9 in x 3 in
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Appraise: |
The bass horn is about nine inches long and three inches wide. It is made of bone and appears to be a musical instrument from the wind family. It is in excellent condition.
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Playing
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- You blow into your bass horn, creating the embarrassing noise that someone who has eaten a meal of beans and cabbage is all too familiar with.
- You make a sound similar to a hoarse whistle on your bass horn.
- You blow sharply into your bass horn, creating a short stuttering note.
- You play a short note on your bass horn.
- You play a staccato note on your bass horn.
- You blow steadily into your bass horn, creating a long and sonorous note.
- Blowing steadily into your bass horn, you produce a long and deep note.
- You play a loud bass tone on your bass horn.
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Performing
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None
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Serenading
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- You serenade [] with your [instrument], playing something that sounds like two tom cats fighting.
- You serenade [] with an awful tune of clashing notes on your [instrument], showing no consideration to anyone's eardrums.
- You play your [instrument], serenading [] with a boring and unimaginative tune.
- You timidly serenade [] on your [instrument] with a simple yet appealing tune.
- You serenade [] with a rather monotonous tune on your [instrument].
- You serenade [] with a soft and romantic melody on your [instrument].
- You gallantly serenade [] on your [instrument] with a popular romantic song.
- You passionately play a heart-felt melody, serenading [] with your [instrument].
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