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| Mezzo Piano User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Pittsburgh,Pa
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![]() | Dizzy's Influence ! My love for the sounds of the trumpet first catapulted in 1961 after seeing and listening to Dizzy & Clark Terry playing togethet at Carnegie Hall,NYC. 45 years later,this is what I read after turning on this Dell thing-a-ma-jig: "Alison Balsom, 27, who infiltrated the male-dominated world of brass players at the age of 8 after she was inspired by Dizzie Gillespie, was one of three British winners in a ceremony dominated by talent from America, Norway, Spain, Germany and Italy. Fellas,as Satchel Paige once said:"Don't look back,someone may be gaining on you." Live well,Laugh often,Love much. KJ
__________________ "Clark Terry - C.T.,as his friends call him,is not only a master of the trumpet and flugelhorn,but a master musician and a leader to the manor born." - Dan Morgenstern. |
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