In summation: so much music, so little time.

Sad we won't see anything more from Grundman. I liked his stuff. But, I've just been getting exposed to all the band literature this year at college. I always thought it was just a bunch of marches, but that's what I get for playing jazz all in high school.

And thanks for the warm welcome :) I haven't had the internet for a while, and now I do. So, here I am.

And very glad we are for it too. Man, I haven't seen you around here since the last time you showed up unexpectedly and then disappeared again. :p

It seems I have a nasty habit of doing that. I blame the communists.

^The broken bicycles probably have a share of the blame, too...

Broken bicycles...?

This looks like a job for...Bicycle Repairman!

Hmmmm...
Can I say something about classical music, or would I have to start another thread for that? :)

Anyway, I'd say my favortie composers are Bach, Beethoven, and Mendelssohn. Recently I have enjoyed Mendelssohn's fourth and fifth symphonies (The Italian and The Reformation, respectively.) I just wanted to give some input before the thread changed topics completely. :)

(Oh, and welcome back, Saxamaphone)

Sa'ar wins a shiny new donkey!

Played that one once, on minimal rehearsal. Alto trombone parts on a tenor horn -- had a kink in my lip for about three days afterward. :(

You have kinky lips, mudshark? I'd never have guessed.