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The New DU. Reply #2: The flute riff was a clear tribute to the earlier well-known work to give it an Aussie flavor.
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Thu Feb-04-10 02:25 PM
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| 2. The flute riff was a clear tribute to the earlier well-known work to give it an Aussie flavor. |
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Edited on Thu Feb-04-10 02:25 PM by sharesunited
But it is a ten-note passage in performance which evokes memory of the old song, and is not an essential part of the new work.
That kind of thing is done in jazz improvisation all the time.
Bizarre.
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