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Designed by world-renowned studio musician and trumpet artist Charley Davis, these mutes are in high demand for their superb tone quality and precise intonation. •  All copper for a deep, rich sound •  Reduces volume while maintaining the characteristic sound of the trumpet

Designed by world-renowned studio musician and trumpet artist Charley Davis, these mutes are in high demand for their superb tone quality and precise intonation. •  Reduces volume while maintaining the characteristic sound of the trumpet •  Satin finished with bright polished lacquered bottoms

LIGHTNING FAST SHIPPING! A heavily used, but still working copy. Coffee stain and wrinkling to the edge of the pages when a tired undergrad fell asleep and knocked their cup over on their books. The binding and pages of the book have been reinforced with tape, has tape and stickers on the cover, as well as lots of notes (some of the answers in the learning activities may be filled in) on the pages. Definitely not pretty, but it's a working copy at a great price that ships fast. ~ Book does NOT contain an access code or CD/DVD. 2 Volume Set.

The Ryder Cup: Golf's Grandest Event by noted golf historian and author Martin Davis is a large, beautifully-produced coffee table book (11 X 14), printed in five colors by one of the finest art book printers in Italy.  In the works for over 6 1/2 years, the book contains 499 pages, including five spectacular gate fold spreads - including a Ryder Cup Timeline that folds out to almost five feet, 18 featured essays by many of the sports worlds finest writers including John Feinstein, Pulitzer Prize winner Dave Anderson of the New York Times, Jim McCabe of Golfweek magazine and John Hopkins, golf correspondent from The (London) Times. Also included is in-depth coverage, in words and large photos, of each and every of the 40 Ryder Cup contested, including the most recent one at Gleneagles in Scotland in the fall of 2014. It is the most definitive, accurate, and up-to-date book on the Ryder Cup ever produced and, uniquely, includes original reporting by iconic golf writers Bernard Darwin, Grantland Rice, and Herbert Warren Wind. 

Francesca from Certified International features bright, colorful patterns on 4-Jumbo Cups designed by the artist Ana Davis, inspired by beautiful motifs from India. The generous 28 oz. capacity porcelain Jumbo Cups have 4-assorted mix and match designs, decorated with solid color inside too. Perfect for your favorite hot beverages, soup, cereal. Be sure to get the coordinating plates and bowls to have fun with different mix and match combos for your table. Color: Assorted Colors.

Tom Crown offers a variety of mutes in brass, copper and aluminum, providing a nearly limitless range of tonal colors for the brass musician. Charles Davis dampening rings, for use with straight, Harmon or cup mutes, broaden this palette ever further for trumpet players.

Tom Crown offers a variety of mutes in brass, copper and aluminum, providing a nearly limitless range of tonal colors for the brass musician. Charles Davis dampening rings, for use with straight, Harmon or cup mutes, broaden this palette ever further for trumpet players.

Chronicling the tumultuous life of the original bad boy of tennis, this engaging memoir describes one man’s public battle with clinical depression. Cliff Richey was best known for the 1970 season in which he won the Grand Prix, the Davis Cup, and was first in the American tennis ranking. He was also well known for his tantrums and boorish behavior that served to mask an internal, dark struggle. Describing torturous days in which he would place black trash bags on the windows and lay in bed crying for hours, this brutally honest narrative stresses that depression is a mental disorder that can affect anyone. Documenting his 10 year fight for control of his mind, aided by antidepressant medication, the determination and strength that afforded him the nickname of “The Bull” is highlighted. Expressing the joy of feeling stable for the first time in his life, this deeply moving story of nightmare and redemption serves to encourage and inspire anyone whose life is touched by mental illness.

Chuck Kriese, men's head tennis coach at Clemson University and former U.S. Junior Davis Cup Team coach, is the all-time winningest coach in the Atlantic Coast Conference, and his career victories stand among the top in U.S. collegiate history. His coaching accomplishments include eleven ACC titles, eight national top ten finishes, and six ACC Coach of the Year awards. The Kriese coaching legacy has produced thirty All-Americans, sent twenty-three former players to the professional ranks, and spawned twelve current collegiate level coaches from among his former players and assistants. Coach Kriese is the author of three other books--Total Tennis Training, Winning Tennis, and Youth Tennis. He has lectured on the sport in the United States, England, Japan, Spain, and the Netherlands. Coaching Tennis, formerly published as Total Tennis Training, is a recipe for total player development that gives players and coaches the competitive edge when it comes to understanding the complex sport of tennis. The most comprehensive coaching guide available, it is complete with detailed descriptions of physical training techniques, useful approaches for mental and emotional development, and keys to establishing player strategy and team unity. Updated to discuss every conceivable aspect of the modern game from technical skills to momentum management, practice drills to goal setting, directional guidelines to coaching philosophies--discover Coach Kriese's unique motivational program, a formula proven in competition and proven by champions.

The renowned civil rights leader discusses his attempts to prevent a Davis Cup match between the U.S. and South Africa, the savage attack that he suffered as a result, and the continuing racism afflicting amateur and professional sports in America

Chronicling the tumultuous life of the original bad boy of tennis, this engaging memoir describes one man’s public battle with clinical depression. Cliff Richey was best known for the 1970 season in which he won the Grand Prix, the Davis Cup, and was first in the American tennis ranking. He was also well known for his tantrums and boorish behavior that served to mask an internal, dark struggle. Describing torturous days in which he would place black trash bags on the windows and lay in bed crying for hours, this brutally honest narrative stresses that depression is a mental disorder that can affect anyone. Documenting his 10 year fight for control of his mind, aided by antidepressant medication, the determination and strength that afforded him the nickname of “The Bull” is highlighted. Expressing the joy of feeling stable for the first time in his life, this deeply moving story of nightmare and redemption serves to encourage and inspire anyone whose life is touched by mental illness.

In this history of men's lawn tennis, the author traces the careers of a privileged Anglo-American elite, against a setting of public schools, clubs and country mansions. He relates tales of Wimbledon, Newport and the Davis Cup, and includes the names of many famous amateur players.