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Old 04-24-2006, 11:27 AM   #1
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Greetings from Woosta MA !
Hey,
I'm NEW to TM and I'm just logging on. I've been playing since 1970 originally from Long Island New York, attended School at Berklee College of music 1983-2006 (Studies with Lou Mucci -lead player with the Gil Evans Miles Davis Orchestra, Mike Metheny, & Jeff Stout) private studies with Tim Morrison (BSO) Charlie Lewis (Empire Brass) Ray Crissara (NY Studio Musican) and now play (free-lance commercially...in a variety of settings; R&B, Jazz, Classical, Brass Quintet) in the Worcester, MA areaI'm also the author of a pretty unique and very helpful book entitled: Jazz Inspiration for Improvisation you can visit my web site at:

http://westborough.ma.schoolwebpages...amp=1109606134

Looks like a great site...

Musically yours,

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Welcome to the TM Paul! Enjoy your stay!
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Hop in Paul the water's fine.

You'll find a great community here.
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Hi Paul,

Glad you came over here. I am in line for a new job and should know hopefully by next week. If it happens, I will be giving you a call to resume my lessons.

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I like your website.

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Welcome, Paul!

Isn't that "Wistah"? (We New York "Yankees" have to learn how to speak "proper" English! )

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Hey,
I'm NEW to TM and I'm just logging on. I've been playing since 1970 originally from Long Island New York, attended School at Berklee College of music 1983-2006 (Studies with Lou Mucci -lead player with the Gil Evans Miles Davis Orchestra, Mike Metheny, & Jeff Stout) private studies with Tim Morrison (BSO) Charlie Lewis (Empire Brass) Ray Crissara (NY Studio Musican) and now play (free-lance commercially...in a variety of settings; R&B, Jazz, Classical, Brass Quintet) in the Worcester, MA areaI'm also the author of a pretty unique and very helpful book entitled: Jazz Inspiration for Improvisation you can visit my web site at:



Looks like a great site...

Musically yours,

Paul Tomashefsky
Welcome Paul,

TM has a lot of what you're looking; so, stick with us.

How much are you asking for your R.E.D.?

http://westborough.ma.schoolwebpages..._id=1159360662

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