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Old 08-05-2009, 09:33 AM   #1
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Modern trumpet? Natural trumpet? . . . or no trumpet? You decide what's best, but for the simple honesty of espressivo I'll choose the latter.


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Simply amazing!! Why do we even bother? I suppose you can't get any more natural than that.

Did you see what else he does? - incredible...

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Gotta love the trills...it's kinda like thumbing your nose at the conductor legitimately!
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If you can't beat 'em, hire 'em. Organize a recital where you play Brandenburg #2, and hire that guy to play the recorder part!
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I hate nosy people with or without a sense of pitch.
In this case they took a production with Wynton Marsalis (I think) that surely was not cheap and thought that they could improve it for free.

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