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Re: It's not the trumpets fault

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Subject: Re: It's not the trumpets fault
From: gohast@xxxxxx (Graham Hastings)
Date: Tue, 11 Feb 1997 22:02:29 GMT
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On Mon, 10 Feb 1997 03:50:22 -0500 (EST), MCBBAND@xxxxxxx wrote:

=10There is an encyclopedia out there which states
=10that Denis Wick is the only producer of true cornet mouthpieces in our=
 day.
=10 I know that would go over like a lead balloon with most of my
American
=10friends, but the use of a funnel cup mouthpiece in the American Brass
Band
=10would do more bring our cornets into an ensemble mentality than any
other
=10measure to be considered.  

If they won't try Wicks get them to try Warburton's BC (British
Cornet) mouthpieces.  They're *very* good, lovely cornat sound.

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Graham Hastings			    <gohast@xxxxxx>
Principal Trumpet - National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland
Dublin, Ireland
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