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Boy, this question brings back memories! I remember seeing Jim Post there in the on-campus Amazing Grace back in '74. It was a very intimate and awesome performance. After that they moved to the Main Street area of Evanston. I remember seeing James Taylor's brother perform there. I dug around and found this comprehensive pdf http://www.library.northwestern.edu/archives/findingaids/Amazingrace.pdf you may want to download. I spent all my Babysitting money on the Amazing Grace Coffee House. I saw amazing performers there. Here's a list I recall: Odetta (I paid about 75 cents to see her), Steve Goodman, John Prine, Livingston Taylor, Sam Leopold, Kenny Bloom, Jim Post, Emmylou Harris, Redwood Landing, and more, but that's all I recall at the moment. It was an amazing place for teens since you could hear incredible performers/musicians and age didn't matter since they didn't serve alcohol. I wish that my 16 year old had a place like this to go. It was one of my fondest memories of childhood. It was a small ranchlike house right on the Northwestern campus and off the lakefront in Evanston. I just recall I was there pretty much every weekend and got all my friends hooked on it. I'm still playing guitar and I owe my interest to the Amazing Grace Coffee House. I hope that someone can put a clip on you tube. It would be great!

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The flute family includes several instruments, primarily the concert flute, piccolo, alto flute, and bass flute. The concert flute is the most common, while the piccolo is smaller and plays an octave higher. The alto flute is larger and has a deeper sound, and the bass flute is even larger, playing an octave lower than the concert flute. Each instrument has its unique range and timbre, contributing to the versatility of the flute family in various musical settings.

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When there are no flats or sharps in the key signature and or when there are no accidentals.

if it's the song I'm thinking of, it's called "Christmas Eve Montage"

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The solo was played by Jim Horn. He writes about it on his website.

Incidentally, Bud Shank is the flute player on "California Dreamin,'" in case you're wondering about that as well.

Stress was first studied in 1896 by Walter B. Cannon (1871-1945). Cannon used an x-ray instrument called a fluoroscope to study the digestive system of dogs. He noticed that the digestive process stopped when the dogs were under stress.

Greg Patillo or Pattillo.

I think just over time, once you get used to playing, it will go away. I have found that if you are sitting down while playing, then I start to drool while playing because my mouth is faced downward. I find it much easier to stop excessive saliva by standing up becuase that way your chin is up and your mouth isn't facing downward. Let me know if this helps. (:

If the pitch of the noise increases with speed and also comes and goes in turns i.e. it goes away in a left turn and returns or gets louder in a right turn it is probaly a wheel bearing going bad.

If this is a 610, it is a student model. I have one - it blows OK, but they are not worth much.

i dont know much about brands but the avrage flute can cost from about 90 dollars (used) to about 20,000 new if the flute is gold platted or silver platted it could be worth a lot of money but if it is a normal flute used it may only be able to be sold for about $100

The Gemeinhardt 3SB typically sells between $1000 and $1500.

These are the most common types of saxophone.

Alto and Barritone saxophones are Eb transposing instruments.

Soprano and Tenor saxophones are Bb transposing instruments.

if you are talking about the musical instrument it is about a foot long.

It has six holes and a mouth piece. And it is a woodwind instrument first used in acienct China. Also now used in Europe . Is a major renisance instrument

The flute is in three pieces but it's made out of many many small pieces.

When you start the motor, and it's cold the fan clutch will make something like the noise you describe, until the rpms reach a point at which it disengages and freewheels along (it only works below 2200 rpm or so). How long the motor will remain at fast idle is something that the coolant temperature sensor will determine, so you could have a problem there and the symptom be an unusually long time at 1500-1800 rpm fast idle. Ben There is a common condition where the 1FZFE motor will idle too high during warm up. The fast idle speed seems to vary from vehicle to vehicle, and is usually somewhere between 1,200 and 2,000 rev/min. It is controlled by the ISC (idle speed control) valve. This valve is simply a device which allows more or less air (as determined by ECU) to bypass the throttle butterfly, and thus affect idle speed. In other words; without the throttle butterfly being opened by the driver, the ECU will allow more air to bypass for an increase in idle speed, or less air to bypass for a reduction in idle speed. On cold start, sensors seeing low temperature cause the ECU to open the ISC valve fully. "Excessive" cold start idle speed can be reduced by "fiddling" with the ISC valve to shorten it's stroke. For a full write-up of the modification, including high resolution photographs, go to http://tinyurl.com/2jcrlk. Dave