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At 14:00 14/12/98 +0100, you wrote: >To all the people that discussed the last two weeks about this subject, > >I started this e-mail an was very suprised to get so much reactions from you. >Thanks! >I will print all your comments en show them to the organization of the Dutch >championsship. The organization saw saturday that the most Dutch bands were >unhappy with the new rule. The glock(enspiel) was very bad, so I think at >least 10 >bands used their own. >A very shamefull story is from the third section. There was a boy from about >twelf >years old that couldn't read a note. He had to play four notes on the >tubular bells. >And because he couldn't read notes het took those four bells on stage. But the >organization wouldn't allow him to play on that bells because there were >tub. bells >on the stage. So the boy didn't know which of the twenty bells he had to hit >and >couldn't play that part. Shamefull. > >For me it was a great succes. In Holland we started a protest withe the Bazuin >from Oenkerk about the percussion rule. So our band was the pain in the bud, >but >we have won!! >1-0 for the percussion section of Oenkerk. (We used much of our own >percussion after a little discussion behind the stage). > >For any body who's interested in it I send in a minute the results. > > >Thanks to anybody who reacted on my e-mail! > >Rinze Anne van der Sluis >percussionist of de Bazuin Oenkerk > > >See you in Munchen next year!!! > Congratulations!!!!! my regards to all at De Bazuin. Steve Sykes -- unsubscribe or receive the list in digest form, mail a message of 'help' to
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