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"Laurence Payne" wrote in message
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On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 18:13:50 +0000, Keith G
wrote:

Pity the sax is restricted to playing footballs under the clarinet
melody. How about writing some two-part voicings in unison rhythm?
The clarinettist is obviously a reader more than a jazzer, so this
might also help her in developing her jazz phrasing.


You are quite correct - the clarinettist is indeed a *reader* and, in
her own words, *doesn't do busking*!!

What about you - can you record yourself playing the clarinet? I'm sure
the more the merrier and it would give Iain a chance to construct more
of a 'big band'sound!!

I'm trombone, not clarinet. And, sadly, more ex-trombone. It's one
of those things that aren't worth doing unless you do them every day,
and work moved in other directions many years ago.

Don't be so modest Laurence. We invited you, not Don Lusher!
(he's indisposed anyway:-)

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Laurence Payne wrote:
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 18:13:50 +0000, Keith G
wrote:

Pity the sax is restricted to playing footballs under the clarinet
melody. How about writing some two-part voicings in unison rhythm?
The clarinettist is obviously a reader more than a jazzer, so this
might also help her in developing her jazz phrasing.

You are quite correct - the clarinettist is indeed a *reader* and, in
her own words, *doesn't do busking*!!

What about you - can you record yourself playing the clarinet? I'm sure
the more the merrier and it would give Iain a chance to construct more
of a 'big band'sound!!

I'm trombone, not clarinet. And, sadly, more ex-trombone. It's one
of those things that aren't worth doing unless you do them every day,
and work moved in other directions many years ago.



Nice try.

So, how about you doing some trombone on the next one - I'm sure Iain
can organise summat sensible for 'returners' and 'rusty players'!!

:-)

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Arny Krueger wrote:
"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
o.uk

Yeah, too true blue, I've only been here a short time but
I see that the 'mandarins' must hang around their
computers waiting for any casual aside or slightly
ambiguous comment so that they can pounce to demonstrate
their utter technical superiority.

Thanks for describing the behavoir of yourself, Kitty and Iain so well!

I see all the 'usual'
tricks..selective post editing

One of your tricks - completely ignoring posts with relevant questions that
would embarass you were you to respond truthfully.



Short people got nasty little minds and dirty little feet.

--
Bill Coombes

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"Keith G" wrote in message


Personally, I thought it was a little 'tizzy'

You got what you paid for, Kitty.

but, either way, it's a pity he had to try and make it yet another of his
obnoxious/bombastic but utterly futile attempts to get the better of
Iain!!

The thread shows that Iain first tried to get the better of me.

Interesting how history gets twisted to suit various malevolent agendas.

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"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
o.uk
Arny Krueger wrote:
"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
o.uk

Yeah, too true blue, I've only been here a short time
but I see that the 'mandarins' must hang around their
computers waiting for any casual aside or slightly
ambiguous comment so that they can pounce to demonstrate
their utter technical superiority.

Thanks for describing the behavoir of yourself, Kitty
and Iain so well!
I see all the 'usual'
tricks..selective post editing

One of your tricks - completely ignoring posts with
relevant questions that would embarass you were you to
respond truthfully.

Short people got nasty little minds and dirty little feet.

(1) not a relevant answer.

(2) I presume you're talking about yourself as I've never thought of myself
as being short.

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Laurence Payne wrote:
On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 18:13:50 +0000, Keith G
wrote:

You are quite correct - the clarinettist is indeed a *reader* and, in
her own words, *doesn't do busking*!!

So that's where she is now. Things can progress. If she likes
"Georgia" enough to take the trouble to make that recording, I expect
she likes it enough to work on learning the style?


I started recording her clart playing to keep her interest up - we moved
away from her quintet (which included Tony Michaelson when I met her)
over 10 years ago!

Fortunately, clarinet ain't the hardest thing to record - here, she is
playing both the clart and the piano:

http://www.moirac.adsl24.co.uk/shown...%20Romance.wav


Helps if you are 'double jointed'!!

:-)

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Arny Krueger wrote:
"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
o.uk
Arny Krueger wrote:
"bcoombes" bcoombes@orangedotnet wrote in message
o.uk

Yeah, too true blue, I've only been here a short time
but I see that the 'mandarins' must hang around their
computers waiting for any casual aside or slightly
ambiguous comment so that they can pounce to demonstrate
their utter technical superiority.
Thanks for describing the behavoir of yourself, Kitty
and Iain so well!
I see all the 'usual'
tricks..selective post editing
One of your tricks - completely ignoring posts with
relevant questions that would embarass you were you to
respond truthfully.

Short people got nasty little minds and dirty little feet.


I presume you're talking about yourself as I've never thought of myself
as being short.


Hit a nerve there did I. BTW did you find your goat yet?

--
Bill Coombes

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Audix wrote:


Who am I? - A retired sound recording engineer approaching his
sixties.

What was I listening on? - Playback from PC using Opticom

Just had a look around the Opticom website..looks like they are doing some
interesting work on analysing perceptual measurement of voice n'stuff. German of
course.

(Fraunhofer)
mp3 codec. Monitoring via ATC SCM100A primarily, but also checked via
Rogers LS5/8 and Genelec 1031A.


A nice bunch of speakers to have access to.

--
Bill Coombes

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Arny Krueger wrote:
"Keith G" wrote in message


Personally, I thought it was a little 'tizzy'

You got what you paid for, Kitty.



Again with the *paid*?? - Heating bill come in or summat?

You replied:


"Yes.

Sounded better with a broad dip around 100 Hz, and a linear 15 dB rise
starting at 1 KHz and ending at 15 KHz."

You need only have said "Yes"

And I would have sent you a dollar for it....

LOL!!

Anyway, consider yourself *excused* from any similar enquiry in the future!!




but, either way, it's a pity he had to try and make it yet another of his
obnoxious/bombastic but utterly futile attempts to get the better of
Iain!!

The thread shows that Iain first tried to get the better of me.


Never mind you getting paid, Arny - like I said before, you should pay
Iain for the training you're getting!

Don't want me to post Domine Pt2 again, do you?

:-)



Interesting how history gets twisted to suit various malevolent agendas.


Kettle. Pot. Tar copper....

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Arny Krueger wrote:

Who am I? - A retired sound recording engineer
approaching his sixties.

What was I listening on? - Playback from PC using Opticom
(Fraunhofer) mp3 codec. Monitoring via ATC SCM100A
primarily, but also checked via Rogers LS5/8 and Genelec
1031A.


Audix has posted here only once before in the history of Usenet, according to google.


Whooo!! This must be *really* important to ya huh Amy.. Goggling up peoples
posting history.. LMAO

--
Bill Coombes