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Briggsie, have you ever done the Damase Sonata for Flute and Harp?, or Mandoline of Parish-Alvars, or Reveries of Parish-Alvars?

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Michael…. some other of the cumbersome aspects are that eg. the electronic music stand looks like a heavy piece of equipment, and another trip to the car, also one is not going to be able to leave it

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As I read this thread, I saved up my response…… I also grew up with the fact that Osian Ellis had the music on the right, but I also had no evidence with which to substantiate this.

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Hi Cynthy

Thanks for the useful information.

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Saul, your question is interesting….

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Carl, I think you forgot about blood pressure…….although, sorry, I just realised, blood pressure does create the pulse……doesn’t it?

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Tacye, thanks for answering.

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Carl, thank you for furnishin this interesting explanation.

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Tacye, could you perhaps give the publisher of this book – I would also love to get it.

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Gina, I’m afraid I don’t know what it means either, and I would also love to know.

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There are MILLIONS of works for flute and harp, but the nicest and best, I think, is the Casilda Fantasy by Franz Doppler and Antonio Zamara.

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One can cash in one fund for the other.

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I don’t know anything about the contractual arrangements, but when I watched the opening ceremony, and the parade of the nations, which went on for about 3 hours, I did wonder about all those athletes in the middle, who must have been ready for the walk-on probably about an hour before, outside the stadium, and then the walk itself, and all the waiting inside the stadium while the other nations walked on…….

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Sam,

I listened to the one on YouTube straight away, the Fantaisie one, by Jennifer Campbell.

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Hannah

Specifically about the Fantaisie on a theme of Haydn –

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