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    Anthony Caillet

    I've always liked what little I know of this French player from the videos on the web. Here's one where he does a very nice job on baritone, euphonium & flugelhorn in another one of the covid videos being produced now. He gets a nice, jazz-appropriate sound on the baritone and euphonium.

    John

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOPVcOfpnbs

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    He's one TALENTED guy!
    If I may be somewhat heretical, I'd rather listen to stuff like
    that than much "modern serious euphonium literature."
    Also check out David Bandman if you haven't done so already.
    Jim
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    David Bandman is incredible. I've been checking out his Youtube videos along with Joe Dollard's. Really enjoy them.

    Anthony Caillet was outstanding as well. Thank you for posting!

    Quote Originally Posted by Snorlax View Post
    He's one TALENTED guy!
    If I may be somewhat heretical, I'd rather listen to stuff like
    that than much "modern serious euphonium literature."
    Also check out David Bandman if you haven't done so already.
    Jim
    Last edited by Davidus1; 06-15-2020 at 02:58 PM.
    John 3:16


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    Thanks John. Excellent video! I love his playing of Cafe 1930 (his accompanist on that one is superb too).
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