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| Re: Gypsy Greetings, I subbed on that run of Gypsy and Chris sounded great every night. However, on that show there was a different solo written out for the subs. Also, when I subbed Pajama Game, there was a high note part in the second book (which Chris played) but Roger Ingram (the lead player) played it when there was a sub on second. So some conductors are cool about that stuff and some aren't. Go figure? Regards, Leon |
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