[Trombone-l] A question on alternate(?) positions.

[Walter Barrett]

That comes AFTER the rehearsal, Earl.


On Mar 24, 2009, at 12:12 AM, Earl Needham wrote:

> dclason at nmsu.edu wrote:
>> <snip>
>> Alternate positions are used for four basic reasons:
>>
>> (1) intonation.
>    DARN!  I thought it said INTOXICATION!!!
>
>    Earl
>
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Walter Barrett

Hans sipped from his bottle of German Bru-hoff beer and idly read the  
label: "Bru-hoff, a heady-nosed Rhine beer has a slightly briny pose,  
and if you've ever drawn it, you would like the way it flows, but all  
of the other Rhine beers, Dusen lagers, and thick ales, they never  
beat our Bru-hoff in the yearly Rhine beer games."
     -Roger J. McNichols, Bulwer-Lytton Contest Finalist


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