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Bill Laws is the author of sixteen books, including Fifty Railways that Changed the Course of History and Fifty Plants That Changed the Course of History. He has been busking for a couple of years. www.billlaws.com

Saturday, 27 October 2012

Flavours of Herefordshire

It's bright and clear and the Flavours of Herefordshire fest has taken to the city streets. The Festival's Liz Hill emails to remind me this is their 7th event and that they're out to showcase all the county talent . . . including those of its street musicians.
I'm already warming up my keys (right) and may even have a little practise in the ASDA underpass, a bit of a glue-sniffers' venue, but blessed with great accoustics.
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  1. John McCabe27 October 2012 at 09:56

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  2. Anonymous27 October 2012 at 10:00

    Hi Bill,

    I stopped for a chat by the cathedral earlier with the family; here's a link to the review of the mouthpiece I mentioned. It's a Bari Esprit.

    http://cafesaxophone.com/showthread.php?8031-Bari-Esprit-Soprano-mouthpiece-review

    The review say £14 but I paid £12.12 from John Packer (I had to buy some reeds too so that took me into the free postage zone :-)

    Nice to see a soprano sax in action; I'm sure you'd go down well in Ledbury :-)

    All the best
    John

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