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Re: Where should the flugel sit?

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Subject: Re: Where should the flugel sit?
From: "Bruce Jones" <bruce.jones@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 20 Mar 1998 05:02:24 -0000
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Don't ask us where any section should sit.  We sat the entire horn section
behind the solo cornets (bells facing out) for this year's Yorkshire Area,
with seconds and thirds in front of the bones, Baritones leading on from
the horns through Euphs accross the middle of the band.

Seemed to work OK......

Bruce Jones
Huddersfield Brass (2nd section)

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> From: Reilly, Nick <nick.reilly@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: 'brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
> Subject: RE: Where should the flugel sit?
> Date: Monday, April 20, 1998 12:59 PM
> 
> > There are a lot of pieces where I think the flugel should
> > sit next to the Solo Horn. The sound of flugel with 
> > the horn section in four parts is a unique sound texture
> > to the brass band.
> > I wonder how many bands sit the flugel next to the horns
> > and how many sit the flugel between the repiano
> > and the second cornets?
> We normally sit flug next to solo horn, but for some contest pieces
> where the flug is written for as part of the cornet section, we'll move
> our flug player next to the rep.
> On the whole seating question, how about which way round should horn and
> Euph/baris sit (ie, who faces the cornets)?
> 
> Nick.
> 
> 
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