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TrentAustin
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Dayton
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| You sound great, Trent. Between your new Adams horn and your Edwards X-13 you are well set. |
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snichols
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| Love it. Sounds awesome. Got any clips of that horn in a more classical setup? Be curious to see how it sounds. |
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TrentAustin
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Grits Burgh
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Trent,
As always, you sound great.
I dropped a not-too-subtle hint to my daughter and for Father's Day she bought me a copy of Trumpet 102 on CD. I am anxiously awaiting its arrival so that I can pop it in the CD player in my car and crank up the volume. You have some really nice pieces on that CD.
Have you listed somewhere what horns you are playing on each piece? You know us trumpet geeks; that stuff interests us even though we know that we would sound differently on the horns.
Sorry - didn't mean to hijack the thread.
Warm regards,
Grits
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