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RE: Pontins test pieces

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Subject: RE: [BRASS-BAND:5892] Pontins test pieces
From: "Ron Grice" <ronhg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 18:03:55 +1000
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I'm back with the same question I ask every time this subject comes up. Why
is it so imperative that we must have a recording of various test pieces?. I
agree that it's not a bad idea to perhaps hear the piece , but what happens
when and if it's an original written for a particular contest. Are we losing
the ability to read a score?. If there is a obviously simple reason I
haven't thought of then I will be very happy to be informed, thanks.
Ron

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