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Complete with the bridges from the concerto...

That is where?

I wish to introduce you to Moe Koffman one of Canada"s greatest flutists in the last 100 years. I love every single song this man played. He is a jazz player that does classical… he passed away and we will only hear him on plastic/disk……

The recording is from an album from the 1970-s that when I got it…

It has scratches and clicks but that makes you want to have some of him in your collection with out… I listen to a perfect copy but you will have to get your own…lol…

If you don"t listen to Moe once a week you may loose creativity … just kidding…

Real player needed…or save to dick --- that I wish not…

Get any album of Moe Koffman and you will have an experience whether you are a Bach Fan in Jazz or not.

It is 17 mg but will stream to you… at 128 kb/sec

http://www.writers-voice.com/music_dump/Moe%20Koffman%20-%20Bach.mp3

Unofficial pool --- what do you think would you play this in your studio...?

oh **** I am all over the net.......

Bach is above.....................

LOL it said page was missing Could not be found ... Ohhh man sorry hijacking your topic

the 4 - (****) stars where a cr with an ap added to it ,,,,,,, lol I am guessing I was blocked by the new upgrade or was that another forum......

No I used to say it all the time and well just switched to crud! I don't think there is anything wrong with the other though!

Try now sorry ...... got too many things going ,,,,,,,,

http://www.writers-voice.com/music_dump/Moe%20Koffman%20-%20Bach.mp3

So far sooo good! Love Bach!! Thanks!

All on flute!!

I do not save links I remove them and the file in a few days It is just to introduce not to prevent the artist from getting a sale - You should get the 4 seasons it will blow you away for holding attention to the tune - does that make sense... Antonio Vivaldi wrote the 4 seasons for violin not the flute so it is a real treat to have it in all of it's staccato on the flute...

very decent...for sure...

Rita,
I just got my Delphi catalog in the mail..
and ooooooohhhhhhhhhh my gosh, is there alot
of stuff in there for this very subject!!!
If only I had $$$...

If you get a chance, just for the heck of it,
go send in your address and get a copy...
*and it's FREE*

Delphi Stained Glass Catalog

Thank you Weezie!! I just filled it out!! Can't wait to get the catalog it looks interesting!

Well, I certainly have enjoyed at least
peaking at it and seeing all the wonderful idea's..

There is one project in there that caught my eye..
It's on page 160, and it's in the sandblasting, etching, engraving part and it's got flowers, butterflies, and a moon and spiderwebs...
So interesting..

*I also have been looking for a bottle cutter,
and there's one in there also*

But the stained glass stuff is outta this world.
Soooooo pretty and soooooooo many ideas..
There's such a variety of projects to do...
Just wish I had the $$$ and the room to do it.

I hear you there Weezie!!
The bottle Cutter is on my list as well... I also would love to have a drill for cutting holes in glass((is there such thing Clive?)) I thought it would be neat to make Candle holders for the back yard in the summer time!

PS.. My Mom is using my work space as a Bed Room I can't do anything till she finds a place!!

Drilling holes in glass is very easy and the drill bit needed is cheap as well... Get what is called a spade bit - they are designed for drilling ceramic tile that has a surface composition similar to glass. it is important not to drill to fast because this causes heat and a lubricant is needed like water. When I drill in to glass that costs 30 to 50 dollars a for I mix a solution with turpentine and light 3 in one oil but it stinks. The main rule to drill glass is half the speed and half the feed.

bits cost 2 or 3 bucks at home depot.

Sorry for the delay I have got a rotten cold.

I started working on a poppies window in an oval with the thinest lead I could find for the challenge.

I make a Clive-A-Scope lol... with pressed flowers and have to drill hundreds of holes so I buy the 75 dollar drill bit but for drilling through ceramic plant pots and glass the spade bit will do just fine. remember glass dust is poison keep wet and wash down wet...

ooooh~ooooooooh, I hope we get to see that
poppy one... that sounds beautiful!!

I have completed the poppies window - it was a real challenge with the 1/8" lead. Hope you like it

Wow! That is beautiful, Clive!

Verrrrry pretty!!!

You do very beautiful work, Cliver, and you listen to beautiful music. Have you ever listened to Zamfir? I think what he plays is called a pan flute. Very beautiful; almost haunting at times.

Another beautiful piece!!!

How could you not like that. It is a beautiful work of art!!!

That is a pretty one Clive!! Thanks for the tip on drilling too...

I'VE GOT TO get my work station back!! :rolleyes:

wow thanks everyone I am really enjoying being back in the stained glass craft. Before I did it for a living and a few months ago a friend gave me a tiffany lamp I had sold him 25 years ago and I started to think that I did not have any of my glass...hmmmm I thought.

I made a pyramid terrarium a while back and about 20 days ago I planted it and have not needed to give it any water and one leaf is shooting roots out of the stem of the leaf an inch above the earth.

kewl...

Yes Shirley4 it is a pan flute and I have heard him but own none of his works. I have worked for more then 30 years in stained glass and for 15 of it full time in studios where I got to do all manor of projects from Frank Lloyd Write to L. c. Tiffany and from mid evil painting with metal frit to acrylics on sand blaster contemporary metro and loved it.

I am working on a design for a planter in a gazebo shape.