A. Ursyn
Orchestra / Saxophonist Bill
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Bill, the saxophonist,
and also a sculptor, needs oversized containers for his casts. Every
year Christian (the accountant) spends
a large amount of money on new instruments; some of it comes from the
fund-raising events, where used pianos, soon to be replaced with the
new computerized grand pianos, are sold at auctions. New pianos arrive
in cute, sturdy cardboard containers that disappear mysteriously after
they are unpacked. One can witness two individuals competing for the
boxes or making a deal for them, yet nobody wants to explain why the
boxes happen to be such a treasure. Janitors reveal secrets, that are
known to very few people, about what happens around the trash bins
when it is getting dark. The mystery ended when the cardboards were
identified in two places; somebody saw them at Chris and Bill studios. Chris who
plays trumpet uses cardboards for shipping big mixed media paintings and
assemblages, while sculptor Bill uses cardboards for constructing stiff
boxes to produce castings made from plaster of Paris.
Saxophone There once was a guy named Max, by Doug Falter |
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The saxophone is known for orchestra pieces such as:
Maurice Ravel's: Rhapsody
Strauss: Symphonia Domestica