[TPIN] Solotone Substitution

Tim Phillips iplatrpt at unifourbrass.org
Thu Mar 1 00:31:04 CST 2007


I thought by putting this sentence in the my post,
"I realize the person who originally posted was asking about the mute - 
which is a professional thing to do...    "
you wouldn't take offense - and it wasn't intended to point the finger 
at you at all...

As limited as my experiences are, I was just relaying my reaction to 
Mike's comments on this subject as a contractor - I was trying not to 
step on your toes. 

Since I am back on the soapbox... another is the gig calling for black 
pants, socks and shoes - someone inevitably shows up with navy or worse....

Tim Phillips
iplatrpt at unifourbrass.org
http://www.unifourbrass.org


Gregory Curry wrote:
> <<<<  Tim Phillips wrote:  people who don't make sure they have 
> everything they need for a rehearsal/performace.  Real bush league 
> stuff....>>>
>
> well, not to get too defensive about this,,....
>
>  but....  i didn't get to look at the charts until the first 
> rehearsal, and the mute called for in the book as  a 'solotone' is 
> nowadays mostly sold as a 'cleartone'. (although walt johnson has a 
> 'gatsby') not readily available locally and i'm trying to borrow one 
> pronto.  anyway, live and learn.  soon i'll have (at least) one of my 
> very own added to my growing bag of toys.
>
> agreed, for a 'pro' to show up without the necessary gear may not be 
> very professional, but as a comeback player trying to get educated 
> about as many aspects of performance as possible, and trying to make a 
> contribution to the ensemble, i think i'm doing ok. so you pros out 
> there, don't worry, i won't be taking anybody's gig away anytime soon.
>
> thanks to all on the list who take the time to answer questions posted 
> by duffers like me. it is appreciated and very helpful.
>
> regards,
> gc
>
>
> Gregory Curry
> Jacksonville, FL
>
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