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Re: Iolanthe, and percussion

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Subject: Re: Iolanthe, and percussion
From: John Gray <johnegry@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 25 Jan 2003 01:20:52 -0800 (PST)
In-reply-to: <002124500171713DTVMAIL12@smtp.cwctv.net>

BTW anyone got the Rimmer arangement of Iolanthe, 1st
Baritone part please? (Eric Gray, Warwicks)

OK too much percussion and it's not a brass band any
more, no matter what else it may become that some
people like . . .

And timps are tuned percussion but who wrote Marche
Slave (Thaikovsky) putting basses in place of timps at
the front end of one movement??  OK if you are missing
timps. otherwise dreadful.   JEG

--- ksjlever@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
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> Quite agree ......... how many section 4 bands can
> boast having two competent
> percussionists........Lydian Pictures requires three
> to give it full justice.........
>

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