MMM
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I would keep it and fix it up, then buy a new G4M bari and gift it to a school needing a bari sax for jazz band / orchestra.Let's not get too carried away folks... don't forget, charity begins at home.
If you were me and it wasn't claimed and returned to its owner (if stolen), which of you would prefer to:
a) Give/lend to some worthy organisation.
b) Keep it, fix it, play it, enjoy it.
If you answered (a), and you have/had your own saxophone/s, have you followed this same route?
If so, do you feel better and more philanthropic because of your kind act?
If not, why not?
Hey... isn't there a Philanthropic Orchestra? Maybe they'd like it? Or am I getting confused with something else...![]()
Would still work out cheaper than buying a used Selmer baritone.
It would make me feel better for the person who lost it (assuming he/she is still around and not got insurance pay out) to know something good came out of it and I also know how baritone saxophones are treated in schools.