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Raising the rafters with instruments that rarely see center stage
Trio ImpertinAnce and Christof Lauer play a stellar set on saxophone, tuba, vibraphone and drums
By Matthew Mosley
Daily Star staff
Saturday, December 12, 2009

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BEIRUT: Pity the poor tuba. While its throaty parp is an essential component of orchestral works and brass band tunes, players of the instrument are most often wedged into the back of ensembles, their contribution less attention-grabbing than that of their shriller colleagues. The tuba has moments in the spotlight, notably in providing a thundering sense of danger.


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