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maugein96
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Every now and then a name appears that I had forgotten, and I often wondered where this young man, David Riviere, ended up after a stint of tuition with the late Maurice Larcange, way back in the 90s.
Its great to hear younger players take the old standards and put their own stamp on them.
Never heard an arrangement like this one. The influences of some older greats are in there, but the style is his own. Or rather was.
He has now joined the serious brigade with a big Italian box, complete with chin registers, and a poker straight face. Each to their own, but I like this rather light hearted take on one of the best known standards of French musette:-
Apologies to those who dont like the mile a minute treble runs, but CBA is like that. After you reach a certain stage its difficult to hold back on the speed (unless you get your beard caught in a chin register!)
Its great to hear younger players take the old standards and put their own stamp on them.
Never heard an arrangement like this one. The influences of some older greats are in there, but the style is his own. Or rather was.
He has now joined the serious brigade with a big Italian box, complete with chin registers, and a poker straight face. Each to their own, but I like this rather light hearted take on one of the best known standards of French musette:-
Apologies to those who dont like the mile a minute treble runs, but CBA is like that. After you reach a certain stage its difficult to hold back on the speed (unless you get your beard caught in a chin register!)