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Quadruple C
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BrassClass
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| I agree 100% with Quadruple C. I believe a player that is a master of breath with weak chops would be a much better player than a master of chops with weak breath behind it. Both are obviously very important but I think most of us will agree that breathing is so important in playing any brass instrument well. I've enjoyed and learned alot about the breathing threads on the TH. A forum designated for that would just expand on those type things. |
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Nicholas Dyson
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I like kansas city BBQ ribs, and Chicago style super chops! Has a nice ring to it. If I could just get the sauce out of my horn!
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Pops
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