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Author: Allison
Date: 2001-03-31 01:37
At the risk of messing up a good thing...SSSS! Old sheet music has to be the greatest deal going when you can find it. I have bought sheet music on e-bay, in second hand book stores, antique shops etc. and compared to what you have to pay for new editions... what a deal! I recently got over $100 US worth of music on e-bay that would have cost me easily 5 times that if I had to buy it new. I rounded out my Perier collection, the Stark items, and there was even an autographed Langenus! I rather like the old sheet music too, because other clarinetists owned it first. PS... any one know anything about a clarinet player named Hector Sello who lived in New York State ? during the 30's? cause that where the Langenus came from and I am curious!
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Author: BobD
Date: 2003-06-05 13:47
Have done the same with similar joy......Still looking for the old little green book we used in grade school in the '30s
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