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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2008

Sopranino Improvisation

from Overtones · host Chas Hathaway

This is another flute improvisation.  The sopranino is my favorite recorder, probably because it was the first flute I taught to myself play, 13 years ago.

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This is another flute improvisation.  The sopranino is my favorite recorder, probably because it was the first flute I taught to myself play, 13 years ago.

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