Home Ensemble: O Holy Night on trombones, recorder, and hammered dulcimer

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bwanamfupi
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Home Ensemble: O Holy Night on trombones, recorder, and hammered dulcimer

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O Holy Night is one of my favorite Christmas Carols. Trombone, dulcimer, and recorder are hobby instruments that I rarely play in the same setting. I had lots of fun putting this arrangement together as a project between Thanksgiving and New Year's. This could fit under "Amateur Home Performance," which it is. It could also fit under "Teaching and Learning," because of how much I learned in terms of intentional time on alto and bass (my normal non-pandemic community band instrument is my tenor) as well as mechanics of recording and doing the video. I learned a great deal from the TC Carol of the Bells ensemble, so thanks again to Mike Miller for organizing and everyone else who participated.
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I enjoyed your performance!
>>Robert Holmén<<

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Re: Home Ensemble: O Holy Night on trombones, recorder, and hammered dulcimer

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Thanks for sharing!
John

Tenor:
King 2B Silvertone-DW 12CS
Shires 1Y,T47,Dual Valve-DW 6BL
Shires 7YLW screw bell, T08-25YC-DW 6BS
Kanstul 1555-DW 6BS

Alto:
Thomann TEB480L-Schilke 45B

Trumpet:
King Liberty Silvertone AB-Schilke M2C
King 600-Bach 7C
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