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fitzpatrick83
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Hi all,
It's been a while, and for that, I apologize. Mt. Perfection is a tad bit busy as one might imagine. Anyhow, I'm in the market for a new horn. Does anyone know of an instrument that can fully capture my resonant sound with minimal compromises? Granted, I won't have to contend with the physical problems that seem to plague so many of you, so keep that in mind. By the way, I'm sorry about the whole St. Louis and Detroit mix-ups. I was planning to attend(dominate) both auditions, but couldn't find the time. Fear not, as the next round shall feature my glory in full. Well, off to practice I go. Again, I need a new horn. Make sure to recommend something awe inspiring. Even with my current broken axe, I'm able to create the most beautiful sound imaginable. I'm sure many of you share this problem. Oh, wait...
With utmost glee,
Mr. FitzPatrick
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Dan in Sydney
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I'm seriously trying to work out how you can actually play with your head stuck up your ass....
It's a conundrum....
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jhatpro
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Black & Decker makes nice equipment but, personally, I prefer DeWalt.
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| A vuvuzela seems like it could be just perfect for you! |
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Big Man
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Big Man
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qcm
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| Posted: Wed Jul 28, 2010 5:46 pm Post subject: Re: huh? |
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| fitzpatrick83 wrote: | | Does anyone know of an instrument that can fully capture my resonant sound with minimal compromises? |
Tristar....... or maybe a Mattel.
-Dave
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veery715
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Silent Brass w/special adapter that fits patrick.
I missed you at the auditions as I wasn't there also. Thank heavens we went to different schools together.
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| The visualizer with a mirror. |
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Ron Burgundy
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Maestro,
First of all welcome back. It is hard for me to imagine what kimd of trumpet could capture the rich sound that must ring in your musical thoughts in ways that the rest of us can only dream about.
I hope all is well on Mount Perfection. It is my understanding that the zip code there is 69696. Well, four out of five numbers isn't so bad.
I took your suggestion and worked up all of the Arban solos at double tempo. Perfect advice as always. I do think when you go to St. Louis you should see the Cardinals play. Tony LaRussa is a great hang.
all the best
Ron |
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