Great find Scooby!
Does anyone have more info on the version of John Williams that Anthony Kniffen played? Was it based on the original (which I heard is harder than the published one) or did he add his personal touch?
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I have done this with past years by using the analog recorder that comes with Windows XP plus. The only draw back is that it records real time, so you have to start the recorder then start the stream playing. When you are done you can do some minor editing on the tracks then create a WMA or MP3 file. I am sure there are other recorders other then this one that will do the job.MikeMason wrote:possible to copy these to disc for in-car listening?
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/plus/d ... asp#analog
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Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia-Alpha Lambda Chapter
Crystal Lake Concert Band
Northwest Symphony Orchestra
Woodstock City Band
McHenry County College Band
Wessex TE665 "Tubby" Eb
Kanstul 90S CC For Sale