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Lohegrin Tuba Part- Bass or contrabass
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Re: Lohegrin Tuba Part- Bass or contrabass
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Nick Pierce
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Re: Lohegrin Tuba Part- Bass or contrabass
Unless I miss my guess, I've read this story before, and if I didn't miss my guess you had a very, very impressive teacher. We would be referring to the story recalled in the ITEA archives right?Chris wrote:What? No names need to be said...but damn.jeopardymaster wrote:
Since my teacher was famous for having played this one once from memory, from the wings, semi-nude and wrapped in the curtain, I'll pass on what he told me.
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jeopardymaster
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Re: Lohegrin Tuba Part- Bass or contrabass
Mr. Green was definitely one for the ages. And yes, I believe that is in the ITEA archives.Unless I miss my guess, I've read this story before, and if I didn't miss my guess you had a very, very impressive teacher. We would be referring to the story recalled in the ITEA archives right?
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