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Subject: baritone-solo's
From: Stef Pillaert <stef.pillaert@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 04 Feb 1999 10:37:10 +0100
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On the tuba-euph-list, there was a discussion on the 3v-baritone versus the
4v-baritone. I had a mail from Steven Booth where he expresses his concern
for this lovely instrument. I think a great promotion for this instrument
is putting people in front of the band (as a soloist), also on recordings.
My question: witch CD's have recordings of baritone-solo's? I have (for now):

**Sally in your alley (is this correct?) (on an Black-Dyke recording)
**Meiso, duet with horn (on "Essence of time",Black Dyke, and my absolute
favorite!)
**Rutland Water(on "Variations", Desford)

I hope there are a lot more of them, and if not, then there should be more
of them.

Stef.

BTW, on our next concert, our baritone player (Tinne Avonds) is playing
Rutland Water, so we are doing an effort.


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