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9 hours ago, karuna said:

Huh?

Wow I have never seen a worse characterization of Thom Hannum's writing.  His books are extremely musical, very sensitive to the rest of the ensemble and are full of large changes in dynamics.   In fact it could almost be called deferential to the full ensemble.   Playing "loud, loud and louder"?   Utterly.  Completely. Wrong.  Have you ever actually listened to anything he's written?  

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15 minutes ago, George Dixon said:

oh, that's just something, Hannum???? He's just isn't the flavor du jour - he's a brilliant and EXTREMELY musical arranger

George, I agree.   Thom Hannum can be arguably considered the father of modern dci percussion.   Tom Aungst and Colin McNutt are each a  protégé of his.

Over the past several years I have become friends with several recent Crown alums. I get the impression that a member of the Crown brass staff has had an outsized amount of influence over pretty everything over the there.  If true, that may explain Thom taking his leave.

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15 minutes ago, Terri Schehr said:

I expect to hear Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Britten among others and it will be glorious. They know how to do a send off right. 

 

7 minutes ago, Sutasaurus said:

 

I'm going to start a thread on this topic; the staff merry-go-round doesn't need to go off on a tangent.

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1 minute ago, IllianaLancerContra said:

 

I'm going to start a thread on this topic, and the staff merry-go-round doesn't need to go off on a tangent.

Good idea. Thank you.

RIP Queen Mum

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1 hour ago, craiga said:

I get the impression that a member of the Crown brass staff has had an outsized amount of influence over pretty everything over the there.  If true, that may explain Thom taking his leave.

I’m not sure about that one.   Klesch is the brass arranger and he and Thom are both neighbors and friends.

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