Hello! In my studies I came across a set of etudes/routines called "Warmups from Hell" authored by Don Haddad, and a transcription of the first Marcello Suite trans. by Schule (instead of Don C Little). My usual paths for finding out about these two items proved ineffective, so maybe one of you came across either of these?
Let me know!
Best,
PJD
Information on an etude and a solo
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Information on an etude and a solo
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Wessex Berg
M.O. 33P
Sellmansberger Solo and Symphony (3 piece)
Wessex Berg
M.O. 33P
Sellmansberger Solo and Symphony (3 piece)
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Re: Information on an etude and a solo
Thank you about the Warm-Ups information, the copy I found had "Don Haddad" at the top. Explains why I found no information on it!
Miraphone 188
Wessex Berg
M.O. 33P
Sellmansberger Solo and Symphony (3 piece)
Wessex Berg
M.O. 33P
Sellmansberger Solo and Symphony (3 piece)
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Re: Information on an etude and a solo
It's a very poor photocopy I found in another etude book in the school library. It seems quite old.
It is handwritten. I was just curious because these warmups are VERY advanced, and where they came from
It is handwritten. I was just curious because these warmups are VERY advanced, and where they came from
Miraphone 188
Wessex Berg
M.O. 33P
Sellmansberger Solo and Symphony (3 piece)
Wessex Berg
M.O. 33P
Sellmansberger Solo and Symphony (3 piece)