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Analysis Of Stop This Train By Joshua Redman
I would like to write about Joshua Redman, who is included in the book with the song is called “The Folks Who Live On The Hill” that is recorded in 2013. I prefer to him to write because he can play the clarinet. I like people who play clarinet because my father plays this instrument very well. I can say that I was grown up the voice of clarinet. Furthermore, my second reason is the song that is played by him, which is mentioned in the book. I very like the melody and tone of the piece even if he does not play clarinet in the song. In addition, the other song that is played by him, which is called “Stop This Train” is my other favorite. As for the music life of him, there is no false to say that he is a successful musician. His first important

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