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Old Dec 30 2007, 7:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Mark View Post
Thanks very much for looking at it, and I certainly agree about the flute entrance

Your first statement seems to imply that 'musically' there may be concerns? I know it's not really related to the masterclass, but would you mind perhaps pointing them out?

Again, thanks very much
oh no!
I'm sorry if it lead you to think I had concerns.. it was rather that I looked at it without taking anything "musical" into consideration (style, harmony, etc...).

When I correct as many orchestration exercises as I end up doing here, it becomes hard at times to ALSO examine in detail things like counterpoint and harmony.

What I should have said was "I didn't take the time to look at the music itself..."
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