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Re: Of composing and mutes

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Subject: Re: Of composing and mutes
From: Robin Oye <rlopmo@xxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 13 Mar 1999 18:54:50 -0500
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Hello, TiBar,

	I think I can think obligato-like thoughts where sop cornet players are
concerned. On the piece I am considering, its original version had an improvised
cadenza for me to do--or space for it.  I am first and foremost an
improvisational player, playing jazz much of my life.  I will give a sop cornet
player something to conjure with, have no fear.  Are so many such slackers as
all that?  Surely, these brothers and sisters of the musical stratosphere are no
worse than we flautists!?

	Anyway, thanks.

Robin


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