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Re: converting from baritone horn to tenor horn

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Subject: Re: converting from baritone horn to tenor horn
From: "Rob Mason" <rob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 22:44:35 -0000
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In the cold light of day, I have to admit that yes indeed the strength in
depth of a quality band comes from the horn section, 2nd baritone, 2nd / 3rd
cornets 2nd trombone etc, however, the tenor horn is still a girls
instrument and any bloke caught playing one should be given a bunch of
flowers, a pair of tights and a handbag and paraded around the bandroom
whilst all the real men sing "Oi fairey, get a real instrument - not one
from fisher price. Come on lets go down the pub for a pint and then a game
of rugby".

I hope our solo horn player doesn't read this mind or I'm in for a right
kicking !!!

Rob.

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