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Branson
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bunny
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| Guess he never heard Charlie Parker's recordings on tenor. |
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Tony Scodwell
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| Posted: Sat May 21, 2022 8:58 am Post subject: Flugel mis-information |
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Reading this from a higher academia type made me want to start making more flugels.
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Branson
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Jon Arnold
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| The flugel is your friend, the trumpet is your spouse. Don't mix them up, you may lose your house. |
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dershem
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One man's opinion.
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shofarguy
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In my experience, one's approach to flugelhorn is dependent on the horn, the mouthpiece, the ensemble and the music genre.Not to mention the player.
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Jon Arnold
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| Jon Arnold wrote: | | The flugel is your friend, the trumpet is your spouse. Don't mix them up, you may lose your house. |
Don't take this too seriously. I read this somewhere once and thought it was funny. I love the flugel and have been playing mine more than trumpet lately, lol. |
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