WHY PICCOLO PLAYERS ARE SMART
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opus37
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Re: WHY PICCOLO PLAYERS ARE SMART
You need to remember the rule of thumb for a band: "The closer you are to the director the less fun it is...."
Brian
1892 Courtiere (J.W. Pepper Import) Helicon Eb
1980's Yamaha 321 euphonium
2007 Miraphone 383 Starlight
2010 Kanstul 66T
2016 Bubbie Mark 5
1892 Courtiere (J.W. Pepper Import) Helicon Eb
1980's Yamaha 321 euphonium
2007 Miraphone 383 Starlight
2010 Kanstul 66T
2016 Bubbie Mark 5
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TMurphy
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Re: WHY PICCOLO PLAYERS ARE SMART
Listening to one piccolo is more painful than carrying all of those tubas at once.
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GC
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Re: WHY PICCOLO PLAYERS ARE SMART
I wonder how long-time piccolo players have not ground their inner-ear bones into powder.
JP/Sterling 377 compensating Eb; Warburton "The Grail" T.G.4, RM-9 7.8, Yamaha 66D4; for sale > 1914 Conn Monster Eb (my avatar), ca. 1905 Fillmore Bros 1/4-size Eb, Bach 42B trombone
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windshieldbug
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Re: WHY PICCOLO PLAYERS ARE SMART
Q: How do you make two piccolo players play in tune?
A: Shoot an oboe player. It won't help, but it makes the situation more bearable.
A: Shoot an oboe player. It won't help, but it makes the situation more bearable.
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Ace
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Re: WHY PICCOLO PLAYERS ARE SMART
I wonder if the once-famous Dill piccolo is still being made?
Ace
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