Re: REQ: violin
From Gradenwitz Paul <p.g...@zrh.sc.philips.com>
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· 22 Jan 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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miK wrote: > > Gradenwitz Paul <p.g...@zrh.sc.philips.com> wrote: > > [snipped beautiful strings] > > >Ok but I can not play these instruments, > >I play the Basson > > | > > `. > > __________ ___________________ | > >| o_ o-_O__|______o-.o,-o--o___|--'___ _______,, > >|0-o o "PG| o____,--'`-``==O=====o---|--o || > >`---------- --------------------------'--____-'' > > >-- > >Paul Gradenwitz > >Philips Semiconductors AG > >Zuerich, Switzerland > > This instrument looks as good as it sounds! Nevermind the string quartette; > you've set a higher goal it seems. With this output you'll be able to direct > an entire ASCII symphony orchestra by the end of the month. :) > > cheers. > mic > --mic at dataweb dot nl These chalanges are hard to resist my brother play's also horn. o _ -' ,'###`. // U H \ _ || (_| | ,' `. \\ __ ,'. . `.___ | | `-.` ' PG `._.' -- Paul Gradenwitz Philips Semiconductors AG Zuerich, Switzerland
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