February 4, 2008 by John Ericson
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The First Review of A Mello Catechism
I have received a number of positive E-mails on the new books but now the first published review is out. The Middle Horn Leader was a print publication on the 
mellophone that published 14 issues in the early 1990s. It has been revived as an online publication with articles, equipment reviews, and other information. Their review of A Mello Catechism is here, they gave it their highest rating of five ducks, and on their main page currently is the main quote I would cite: “…a must have for horn instructors and enthusiasts.”
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