>Les, > >>On Thu, 5 Sep 1996 DMPorritt@aol.com wrote: >> >>> Double reed people really have no latitude on the flat side. They bug >>>me all >>> the time to tune to 442 AT LEAST!.. >>> >>> Dave Porritt >>> >> >>However, admit it Dave, double-reed people exist in an almost, but not- >>quite parallel universe all their own! :) >> >>Les Smith >>lessmith@buffnet.net > > Careful Les. One never knows what double-reed people are out there >watching. <G> (From one who played bassoon for years). > >Avery I am a former double reed player myself, having somehow managed to finagle a MM in Woodwinds with a double reed emphasis. I can take my two college degrees and a couple of bucks and buy a cup of coffee practically anywhere :-)... During my college days, a few of we "double-reeders" would occasionally get together and hold a s=E9ance to try and contact the living. Regards. Tom Seay School of Music The University of Texas at Austin
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