But that was a waltz
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David Richoux
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Re: Polka "dead"? What about banda?
Sure, La Banda no problem.
But that was a waltz
But that was a waltz
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SFA Tubajack
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Re: Polka "dead"? What about banda?
My tuba instructor, Dr. J.D. Salas, recently gave a lecture recital on the history of banda music. Very cool style, and a ton of fun to play!
Music Ed. Major @ SFASU
Kalison DS CC
Dalyan "Neptune" F
Kalison DS CC
Dalyan "Neptune" F
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Quicksilvertuba
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Re: Polka "dead"? What about banda?
When visiting Mexico I approached a bootleg c.d. seller and asked him "what c.d.s do you have with lots of tuba?". This is what he gave me
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arpthark
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Re: Polka "dead"? What about banda?
J.D. is awesome! He gave the Banda Sinaloense lecture recital here at the University of Kentucky too. It's great that he's a two-time UK alum now.SFA Tubajack wrote:My tuba instructor, Dr. J.D. Salas, recently gave a lecture recital on the history of banda music. Very cool style, and a ton of fun to play!
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PaulTkachenko
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Re: Polka "dead"? What about banda?
Yamahas YFB621, YBB621 & YEB 631
Conn 20K, Bubbie, Tornister & Amati Bb helicon
Perinet ophicleide, Kaiser serpent, YEP 321 Euphonium, King 3B bone, YBL612II bass bone, Meinl flugabone
Double bass, bass guitar, bass sax
Conn 20K, Bubbie, Tornister & Amati Bb helicon
Perinet ophicleide, Kaiser serpent, YEP 321 Euphonium, King 3B bone, YBL612II bass bone, Meinl flugabone
Double bass, bass guitar, bass sax