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A short andante for organ and trumpet
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J-Paul,
Your talent as a composer never ceases to amaze me. This newest piece is quite refreshing and very cheerful ... easy going, yet, stately.
I had no idea that you also played the horn ... was that a Euphonium in the youtube sequence of pictures?
Your talent as a composer never ceases to amaze me. This newest piece is quite refreshing and very cheerful ... easy going, yet, stately.
I had no idea that you also played the horn ... was that a Euphonium in the youtube sequence of pictures?
musicalis
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Thanks both for your comments.
@ Lars : the instrument is a saxhorn, but I cannot play it or very slow and easy notes. I borrowed this horn to a friend to sample its sounds, but the horn was not in good running order. The photo of me playing was taken at my friends's home the night of 31 december/1st january.
@ Lars : the instrument is a saxhorn, but I cannot play it or very slow and easy notes. I borrowed this horn to a friend to sample its sounds, but the horn was not in good running order. The photo of me playing was taken at my friends's home the night of 31 december/1st january.