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Mac and Mabel Bass Trombone Part.

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Subject: Mac and Mabel Bass Trombone Part.
From: "HARRIS, Colin" <Colin.HARRIS@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 1999 10:21:39 -0000
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Dear Bass trombonists,

Isn't Mac and Mabel (arr. Wilkinson) the most entertaining and dynamic bass
trombone part ever done?

Trying to play staccato pedals half way through, the pedal C and F at the
end, the bottom pedals required at great speed at the beginning, pedal Bb
muted in the dixieland bit and a nice long rest in the middle.  Is this as
good as it gets!?  Beats "Wandering Star" or "Frosty" any day!!

Colin Harris
Eb Bass (moonlighting on Bass Trombone!)
Backworth Colliery Band
http://www.backworth.org.uk
See "A Day in the Life of Backworth Colliery Band" at
http://www.backworth.org.uk/life.htm


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