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Congratulations to Pete Link

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A HUGE Congratulations to Pete Link, winner of the Principal Tuba position with the Sendai Philharmonic, one of the premiere tuba positions in Japan. Pete along with his wife Megumi have been living in Chicago for the past 5 or so years. Some of Pete's notable teachers have been Kyoshi Sato (Tokyo Metropolitan Orchestra), Floyd Cooley, and Gene Pokorny.
Pete met his wife Megumi while stationed in Japan with the U.S. Army Band.
Please wish he and his wife a much deserved congratulations as they move back East.

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Congrats Petasauras! I'm gonna miss your road-side bathroom stops coming back from auditions...yes, I still have the picture and am willing to use it if I need to.

I'm happy for ya, buddy!

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Pete is well-deserving of this position. He has sounded good for a long time and he has paid his dues in alot of ways. On top of that he is a nice guy. "Make a difference" as Stephen Coveys writes. I think Pete will. Cheers, Northern
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congrats

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Congrats to Pete! Way to go, man!
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Congrats, Pete! You done did it! And without finishing that degree, I see. Guess you better get in a few final Qdoba runs before you leave!

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Congratulations to Pete - a great player and great person! Best of luck to you with the move and the new gig.

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Congrats, he has been sounding great this past season playing with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
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Hey, Pete...
Tell them to take that contract and...

let you sign it!

Congratulations.
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Hi Pete!

Congrats! I always like hearing about great things happening for great people who also happen to be great players. - Please give Bob Lynch a big hello for me when you see him again.

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Pete,

HAZZAH!

Here is one focused, talented dude who deserves every bit of success that he has earned in his freelance past, and employed future.

Congrats.
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Congratulations, Pete. Welcome to the other side of the pond.

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Congratulation! I hope you will enjoy the true Japanese Food, too!
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I enjoyed Pete's playing at the faculty recital at NITES in Seattle last January. He's a fine tubist and a nice guy besides. I wish him the very best.
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Hey Pete!

Well done mate! You little ripper!
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Great News Pete-

Now we need to have an official Micky Wrobleski type going away party at my house. You can start digging your way to Japan, when you get the hole half way there, we'll throw your tuba down to you!
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Congrats Pete. Nice work.
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Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy!
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Pete you sly dog.....

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Way To GO!!!! My deepest congratulations to you. They are getting one of the best people and o of the best tab musicians that I know. I am thrilled for you and for your perseverance. Be the pit bull - NEVER give up.

A big hug to you my friend.

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