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kramergfy
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 Posted: Thu May 14, 2020 9:22 am Post subject: Vintage Maurice Murphy (LSO doc) |
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Here's are some real gems for the Maurice Murphy fans (like myself). This is old footage from 1985 of the LSO, and all throughout there are numerous candid scenes with Maurice in his home practicing in front of the TV, him discussing things in his way, and some cool shots on stage or in the recording studio. Quite fascinating, and I am so happy to have found this little time capsule. Enjoy!
There are 4 parts, here is part 1.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtHGq4pHYpU
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J.D. Heckathorn
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Thank you! This is so cool! I haven’t watched yet but is Maurice playing a Bach or besson? I never figured out which back when I was a more active fanboy.
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Miketpt
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Love this! Thanks for sharing.
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kramergfy
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| J.D. Heckathorn wrote: | | Thank you! This is so cool! I haven’t watched yet but is Maurice playing a Bach or besson? I never figured out which back when I was a more active fanboy. |
It was definitely a silver plated Bach at this time (1984). Probably the 25 L bore.
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Thank you very much for sharing. I love the footage of him practicing the Haydn during commercial breaks  |
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largo
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| The Eb he's using looks like an English Besson |
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coraltrpt
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| Anyone know if he was playing Tottle mouthpieces at this time? |
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Trumpetingbynurture
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| Look at Willie Langs embouchure! Never seen so much embouchure movement before. I see a bunched chin happening, too. Farkas would not approve haha Must have worked for him though! |
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