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Old 02-16-2015, 01:52 PM
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[...]Guts are for the orchestral register of the instrument, ie. how we make our money. Anything in TP requires steel.
I might, but just barely, agree with you...in the "Duo Sweet 17" performance I cited in my previous post (above), the violone player does some really nice, and extensive, TP work.
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Old 02-16-2015, 07:39 PM
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I might, but just barely, agree with you...in the "Duo Sweet 17" performance I cited in my previous post (above), the violone player does some really nice, and extensive, TP work.
Mark, first off, my post was done 5 years ago so your reply is a bit late on the draw. Do I feel the same way? For the most part.

Second, the name Charles Stark was made up by us after a member Died and his mother wanted his content removed from the internet. Being intertwined on many threads, we just changed his name where he was interacting and deleted very little. He was still a student by the way. Not yet a full time working professional so take that into consideration.

So, that person you just responded to can't hear you. Sorry.
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