Detroit
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David Richoux
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Re: Detroit
Why I Never!
Harruummph!
Harruummph!
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jtuba
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The Jackson
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Re: Detroit
I'll take one ticket to Detroit. No baggage.
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Tuba-G Bass
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Re: Detroit
What the . . . . 
Sounds like a good old Amish shunning, not facing the audience?
Talk about a socialogical experiment, does any other Orchestra do this?
Very interested in the outcome of these "Changes".
Thanks for posting this Klaus!
So the Bassoon's have a lot of solo's,
and Tuba Players now are better, [Facile?]
so let's give them the solo.
Why do I feel like I'm reading a satire story from "The Onion"
Sounds like a good old Amish shunning, not facing the audience?Talk about a socialogical experiment, does any other Orchestra do this?
Very interested in the outcome of these "Changes".
Thanks for posting this Klaus!
So the Bassoon's have a lot of solo's,
and Tuba Players now are better, [Facile?]
so let's give them the solo.
Why do I feel like I'm reading a satire story from "The Onion"
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Cheers,
Paul Lewis
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Paul Lewis
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Bob Kolada
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Re: Detroit
Not sure how about the facing away seating, but everything else sounds very interesting!!
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Barney
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Re: Detroit
That's good. Too good.
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cjk
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Re: Detroit
September 23rd must be the new April 1st.
I mean really, taking a solo away from a basson and giving it to the tuba! That must be a joke.
I mean really, taking a solo away from a basson and giving it to the tuba! That must be a joke.
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Dan Schultz
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Re: Detroit
So.... does the tuba now sit in the front?
Dan Schultz
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"The Village Tinker"
http://www.thevillagetinker.com" target="_blank
Current 'stable'... Rudolf Meinl 5/4, Marzan (by Willson) euph, King 2341, Alphorn, and other strange stuff.
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tubafatness
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Re: Detroit
If these things are all true, I'm actually kind of interested in seeing how these turn out. Doesn't hurt to mess around with the canon every once in awhile...
Aaron H.
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CC
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Re: Detroit
Slatkin warned the orchestra a while ago that he was going to post this. It's meant as a joke.
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imperialbari
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Re: Detroit
The original link came from one of the horn lists. This following link came from there also:
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2009/jan20 ... -j23.shtml
Klaus
http://www.wsws.org/articles/2009/jan20 ... -j23.shtml
Klaus
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Mark
Re: Detroit
This is very funny. It's good to see someone trying to lighten things up in Detroit. The city needs it.