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Matthew Anklan
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That is nice, however it is not Chris playing flugelhorn. 
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He would never be caught dead in those jean shorts.... 
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| Chris Botti is the first one to state that the flügelhorn is not necessary at all to play things like this! |
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wkh
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| Matthew Anklan wrote: | | That is nice, however it is not Chris playing flugelhorn. |
Thanks. I wondered about his appearance, but went with the text. |
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wkh
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| delano wrote: | | Chris Botti is the first one to state that the flügelhorn is not necessary at all to play things like this! |
Well, he's right. I love his sound, but just started playing again five or six months ago after a long time away, and bought my first flugelhorn. I always played cornets, but now play the flugelhorn most of the time. |
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