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Adonias Wondwessen
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I have an extremely large playlist...so I would say...Lord Of the Dance...or Samwise The Brave (Shore)...
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Jazzy_Mike
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The March from Gustav Holst's 2nd Suite for Military band in F major! !!! ! ! ! Stuck in my head and stuck in my chops. 
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Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers  Doesn't really match the previous few  .
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blasticore
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Currently, I've been hitting my playlist a lot for...
Reel Big Fish - One Hit Wonderful
| Wispy wrote: | | Under the Bridge - Red Hot Chili Peppers Doesn't really match the previous few . |
Nicely done. 
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| Every time I pick up my horn these days I play the opening of Dvorak's 9th symphony (4th mvt). Does that make me weird? |
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| Clarino wrote: | | Every time I pick up my horn these days I play the opening of Dvorak's 9th symphony (4th mvt). Does that make me weird? |
Nope, I play that every time I turn on the living room CD player, since I'm too lazy to take the disc out.
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Triumphal March from Aida. I'm trying to learn how to play it on my weird one-valve Conn herald trumpet, and make it sound somewhat musical (but it is LOUD).
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"You're Beautiful" by James Blunt...
He hasn't released his album in the US yet, but he made his radio debut in NYC a month or so ago with a live version of that song. It was amazing.
I take it that he's already popular (or at least known) in Europe??
If any of you can send me a copy of it...of course I'll pay for it...please let me know.
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Although I love jazz, classical, etc on trumpet. I'm a prett big fan of new wave and techno as well. I like a lot of 70s and 80s one hit wonders. My favorite type of music is jazz though.
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| FLgargoyle wrote: | | Triumphal March from Aida. I'm trying to learn how to play it on my weird one-valve Conn herald trumpet, and make it sound somewhat musical (but it is LOUD). |
I think I saw La Scala or the Berlin Phil (memory aint what it used to be!) use those in a concert about three months ago on TV. They look hard to play! |
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| Chris4 wrote: | | Although I love jazz, classical, etc on trumpet. I'm a prett big fan of new wave and techno as well. I like a lot of 70s and 80s one hit wonders. My favorite type of music is jazz though. |
Don't you mean one hit wonderful? 
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| blasticore wrote: | | Chris4 wrote: | | Although I love jazz, classical, etc on trumpet. I'm a prett big fan of new wave and techno as well. I like a lot of 70s and 80s one hit wonders. My favorite type of music is jazz though. |
Don't you mean one hit wonderful? |
Sorry I mean one hit wonders. I'll have to hear one hit wonderful though..
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What a Wonderful World -Louie Armstrong's version (duh)
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Current favorites include the "Wicked" soundtrack and Gwen Stefani's solo CD. They are both fun to listen to & attempt my sad singing with! 
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| trumpetjennifer wrote: | | Current favorites include the "Wicked" soundtrack and Gwen Stefani's solo CD. They are both fun to listen to & attempt my sad singing with! |
...What's a hollerback girl?
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I find myself playing "Get it on" from Eric Miyashiro's album Kick Up. Mike Bogart does the vocal on this album and also trades off with Eric. Very nice.
BTW, A Hollaback girl is a girl who doesn't mind being booty call. Just thought I'd respond. Wasn't sure if you were serious or not.
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| Clarino wrote: | | FLgargoyle wrote: | | Triumphal March from Aida. I'm trying to learn how to play it on my weird one-valve Conn herald trumpet, and make it sound somewhat musical (but it is LOUD). |
I think I saw La Scala or the Berlin Phil (memory aint what it used to be!) use those in a concert about three months ago on TV. They look hard to play! |
It's basically like a post horn with one valve, and nobody ever said those are easy to play. I can get a pretty good sound, but intonation is, well, whatever you make it. Your right arm is almost straight out, and I hold the mpc in my other hand. I don't think I could play it for very long. Reading music is another challenge altogether, unless you have exceptional peripheral vision. I'm memorizing that fanfare, maybe for Easter or something. But it is very loud! I have a 3 valve herald, and it's much, much louder than that!
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i can't stop listening to the Ray soundtrack... it's feel good music
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I am currently listening to an arrangement I have just finished - not telling what it is though
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Adonias Wondwessen
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| trumpetmike wrote: | I am currently listening to an arrangement I have just finished - not telling what it is though
(it's a bit of a surprise for someone - and no Lara, it's not you!) |
Hey, I write! Mind shooting me a PM about it? Maybe we could exchange pieces?
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