> Perhaps next time asking, when should I slide off my > pants, pants & underpants, before sitting down on the > toilet or between or after
Dear Professor, I slide them off "before," but then, perhaps I'm simply exercising my right to be creative. I've always been an iconoclast, preferring to remain on the F side all the way to G above the staff. After this exchange, I think I shall retire to my chamber and practice my "before" now. jrc PS: This morning, I had the best practice session I've had since I quit playing back in 1984. For months now, I've been playing my father-in-law's old Schmidt single F horn. Nice sound and feel, but I'm afraid to clean out the mouthpipe as the crud in there may be the only thing holding the brass molecules together. BTW: I'll be putting my money where my mouth is by playing this F horn in the next concert, since I don't have to play above that written "G" above the staff. Rehearsals have gone well and Music Director has approved, so I'm all in for it. I've played entire concerts on the F side of a double, but this will be the first time I've ventured out on stage without the "safety net" of a Bb trigger. Now, all those Huge-Throated ThunderCannons that sit around me sound like "fog creeping over the moor." (bonus points to anyone who can remember who the preceding quote is attributed to) ~r _______________________________________________ post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] unsubscribe or set options at http://music.memphis.edu/mailman/options/horn/archive%40jab.org
