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Author Archives: Gandalfe
What the heck is he playin’…
It’s another ‘name that instrument’ for prizes and notoriety. Okay, what is it? ;o)
When the frost is on the pumpkin…
There are a lot of advertisements selling stuff where I don’t immediately know, and truth me known really care, what a company is selling. I just enjoy the science, art, and beauty of the advertisement. So in that vein, any … Continue reading
Posted in Too Spicy for some
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The Bee Dance (The Waggle Dance)
Great googly-moogly!, this is just flat out fun, luv these guyz. The Industrial Jazz Group performs a new tune live at Seasons in Yakima (WA) and Le Voyeur in Olympia (WA). Audio recorded at Seasons on September 6, 2008. Featuring: … Continue reading
Posted in Jazz
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Fantasy by Renaldo Kuhler
“Fantasy is like fruit and desert, and reality is like meat and potatoes and green beans,” says Renaldo Kuhler
Posted in Travel
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Calvin & Hobbes: When We Die?
The pair are named after John Calvin, a 16th century French Reformation theologian, and Thomas Hobbes, a 17th century English political philosopher.
Posted in Saxophone
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From Planet Soprillo “The World’s Smallest Sax Quartet”
Randy Emerick regales us with what is billed as “The world’s smallest saxophone quartet” with Soprillo, Eb sopranino, Bb soprano, and Eb alto playing a standard SATB sax quartet. Listen to it here: BlueSkies.mp3. Randy Emerick is a professional … Continue reading
Posted in Music Instruments, Sax Quartet, Saxophone, soprillo
Tagged Jaco Pastorius, Randy Emerick, SATB
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Technorati: 2008 – Who Are the Bloggers
"Bloggers are not a homogenous group, but they are an educated and affluent one: three out of four U.S. bloggers are college graduates, and 42% have attended graduate school. They skew male, and more than half have a household income … Continue reading
Pricing or the Value of a Vintage Sax – Fall 2008
During a discussion amongst friends recently where I said, I am absolutely floored at the prices I’m hearing for these instruments in this thread. I can’t fathom spending upwards of $2K on anything but a pristine vintage instrument. I tend … Continue reading
The Final Word: Good punctuation brings periods of happiness
“An exclamation mark is like laughing at your own jokes.” – Scott Fitzgerald I thought I was the only one with bad comma karma. But Craig Wilson of USA Today writes in “The Final Word: Good punctuation brings periods of … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Language
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