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RE: baritone-solo's

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Subject: RE: baritone-solo's
From: "Steven Booth" <sbooth@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 4 Feb 1999 20:09:32 -0000
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Another one : Macushla on the Essential Dyke CD.
STeven

Steven Booth
http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~sbooth/

>SNIP
> 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)


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