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Mr. Semman · 07-28-2005, 11:15 AM

Recently, I purchased a Sony Walman MZ-RH-910 with a mike to record my practice and lesson sessions. However, as it is an MP3 player, I downloaded some music to bring to work. Not being a "real" trumpet afficionado, I could only recall Al Hirt - the man who really go me started on trumpet an ice age ago. I downloaded his music and could not stop playing it.

My point is that listening to him play is making me sound better. I know that I have read this in posts both here and on TH, but it is true.

Thank you afficianados for bringing this to my attention.

Gary

07-28-2005, 11:15 AM	#1 (permalink)
Mr. Semman Pianissimo User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: West Brookfield, MA Posts: 178	Listening to the Greats Recently, I purchased a Sony Walman MZ-RH-910 with a mike to record my practice and lesson sessions. However, as it is an MP3 player, I downloaded some music to bring to work. Not being a "real" trumpet afficionado, I could only recall Al Hirt - the man who really go me started on trumpet an ice age ago. I downloaded his music and could not stop playing it. My point is that listening to him play is making me sound better. I know that I have read this in posts both here and on TH, but it is true. Thank you afficianados for bringing this to my attention. Gary __________________ ZeuS Olympus ZTR 1000 ZeuS Guarenius ZTR 900 Ageis F2 Bach 3C Bach 5C ________________________________________ "Let your words be soft and sweet. You never know when you will have to eat them!"