Perhaps you will not appreciate the music. But consider the following. This was a rock band, and it devoted 9 minutes of their album to this section featuring the flute (and perhaps piccolo ? Help, Mr. Greeson!) It was a bold move, and deserves to be listened to, especially if you play the flute.
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Thursday, February 7, 2013
Chicago Flute Music
In 1970 the band Chicago released its second album. Side 3 of the double album contained two songs which became hits, and then this movement entitled "Memories of Love." It probably took Chicago fans by complete surprise, leaving them in utter shock, perhaps even disgust. And my guess is that after the first two songs on side 3 were played, the album got flipped over.
Perhaps you will not appreciate the music. But consider the following. This was a rock band, and it devoted 9 minutes of their album to this section featuring the flute (and perhaps piccolo ? Help, Mr. Greeson!) It was a bold move, and deserves to be listened to, especially if you play the flute.
Perhaps you will not appreciate the music. But consider the following. This was a rock band, and it devoted 9 minutes of their album to this section featuring the flute (and perhaps piccolo ? Help, Mr. Greeson!) It was a bold move, and deserves to be listened to, especially if you play the flute.
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