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Closet Bass Trombones & Notation editors

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Subject: Closet Bass Trombones & Notation editors
From: Steve Larwood <larwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 1999 08:18:27 +0100
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Shelley Hill wrote:

> PS, in response to Steve Larwood, is there such a thing as a closet bass
> trombonist?  I know we are as a general rule shy, quiet and unassuming
> individuals, but........

There is when he's currently playing Euph! <g>

On another front, can anyone recommend an affordable Win98 notation
editor for my son, Mike?  Sibelius is just obscenely priced for a 13
year old (Grade VII, but hey! 13) and Finale is not far behind (unless
there are any tips out there as to who sells either at sensible
discounts).  A couple of hundred pounds or so is about wearable, but
700?

Steve Larwood
Euphonium & left my Bass Trom at home (Melbourne Town Band)
http://www.mtb-brassband.com

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