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Re: Fw: March definition

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Subject: Re: Fw: March definition
From: Adrian J Raven <aj.raven@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1970 13:00:00 +0000
Organization: Prestige Music
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David Lancaster wrote:

> I've always understood that march contests were all about style and
> technique - getting these right seems much more important to me than
> whether or not timps are allowed, or getting bogged down in fuzzy and
> ultimately meaningless concerns of definition.

But this happens in the Antipodes where the rule book is far more important than
any musical consideration. We don't have musicians running the band scene over
here, so the old farts need something to hang their hat on. : )

MABEL, GET MY ASBESTOS SUIT OUT......THERE"S A FLAMIN" COMIN"

Cheers,
Ade.

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