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Re: Combinations

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Subject: Re: Combinations
From: "Chr.J. de Ruiter" <deruiter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 17 Jul 1995 12:57:09 MET-1METDST
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Ron Mostaard wrote;
> Hi everyone,
> 
> Is there anyone who has a opinion about the use of electronic devices like
> synthesizers, bass guitars and/or audiotapes in combination with a brass-band ?
> 
> Is the use of this gear an enrichment of brass-band sound and repertoire ?
> 
> I do use lately bass guitar and synths. in "light music" arrangements with
> our band and I thought that this was not bad at all ! But of course, this is
> my personal opinion.
> 
> Please answer on this subject.

I think it would be great if within a concert there would be one or 
two pieces with some (new) instruments.
The only thing that is almost as important as your own band sound is 
the quality of your sound technician.
Everything stands or falls with his capabilities.

Chris de Ruiter
SA Vlaardingen Band.



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