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signboydan · 03-09-2008, 02:40 PM

Thanks B15M,

The description you gave reminds me of the Doc Severinsen version...very smooth and melodic at the beginning, quick in the middle, but slowing, and then very slow again at the end. Unfortunately, our Director wants to take it much quicker than this. I may have to bring him several recordings so he can hear the difference. I really don't want to make a choppy mess out of this, especially since this is a Leroy Anderson Centennial concert.

Thanks,
Dan

03-09-2008, 02:40 PM	#13 (permalink)
signboydan New Friend Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Orange County, CA Posts: 8	Re: A Trumpeter's Lullaby - Single or Double tounge? Thanks B15M, The description you gave reminds me of the Doc Severinsen version...very smooth and melodic at the beginning, quick in the middle, but slowing, and then very slow again at the end. Unfortunately, our Director wants to take it much quicker than this. I may have to bring him several recordings so he can hear the difference. I really don't want to make a choppy mess out of this, especially since this is a Leroy Anderson Centennial concert. Thanks, Dan __________________ 1971 LA Benge French Besson C-Trumpet Bach Stradivarius 182 Flugelhorn Bach Stradivarius 37 Cornet