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Re: Baritones - one liner

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Subject: Re: Baritones - one liner
From: Peter Younghusband <monkey@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 15:19:34 +0800
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> >And I bet that's when you're playing tambourines too!!!!!
> >

> Mike Smith wrote:
> Hi Monkey,
>
> Nah....too easy and not the right rhythms needed for us bari players<G>.

Now steady on - what on earth do baritone players know about rhythm????

> Tmbourines are more a bass Trom type of tuning similarity! ;-)

Mmmm.....not sure what a tmbourine is? Suppose spelling is another difficulty
of barophonists!

:-)))

Monkey

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