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Married to a professional classical percussionist, you can find vocal music by Uta Uckermann available in publication form as well as live performance recordings and transcriptions. Her repertoire spans from the Middle Ages and Baroque period, to the Classical and Romantic period. She is most interested in spiritual music, but may also perform music of a lighter vein. At Leipzig music festivals she often plays sacred and secular music for orchestras, choruses and solo voices.

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Her recording of Schumann’s ouverture zur Fruehlingsreise is quite impressive and breathtaking in places, particularly the piano accompaniment. I doubt I’ll purchase the score itself, but the recording makes a fine treat.

This guy’s music is always very nice to listen to. He says he tries to write music for the «serenity of a peaceful night». The 2nd and 4th movements of this composition are both basically identical. They have 8 bars of the same theme and then repeat, the 2nd time in the key of F and then 5 additional bars. By listening to the main theme closely, you can tell which half the melody goes and which half the harmony goes.

He also seems to be willing to play through the piece several times, sometimes changing the instrumentation or soloist. It gives you a true insight into the way his music is written. It is very musical and always has a nice flow.

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I would like to know where you obtained your copy

Sunday, March 29, 2010

Monday, March 9, 2010

Classical Clarinet Association President Norman McCauley is a legendary figure, and deserves to be recognized for his contributions to clarinet music. He was my teacher for a year and a half, from when I was about 14 years old until I began teaching my own clarinet students. I remember Norman as a man who was used to being told what to do, and who didn’t take any guff from anyone. But he understood, as did almost everyone, that he was not king, nor was he the only teacher. He was a very nice man, but very clear about his place in the scheme of things. He never allowed himself to be intimidated by the big egos of others, and he had a wife and children to support. I have a profound respect for him, and the part he played in my early development as a musician.

Anyone who has been to this week’s Clarinet World Congress in Orlando will remember Norman’s keynote address, in which he shared his perspective on an interesting question: why have so many classical clarinetists come from non-clarinet nations? Why not, for example, Russia, Poland, Austria or Bavaria? He gave three reasons: 1) it is now possible for someone from any country to become a clarinet virtuoso; 2) a lot of European classical clarinetists came from countries that never had a strong clarinet tradition, so they have no roots; and 3) the best players get recognized by the classical music world, which means the non-clarinet countries. Norman’s remarks had a good blend of diplomacy, acerbity and candor.

It reminded me of a time in 2003 when I spent a week at a music camp at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where I worked with three American clarinetists who were giving workshops at the festival, including Randy Moore, David Lubar, and Rich San Filippo. My favorite of the 3 was David Lubar, a real smart-ass, but I think he was also a bit wounded and not totally comfortable in his current state. He and I would go off and work on repertoire together for a couple hours after class, and I think it probably helped him. I think all of them improved a lot over the course of the week, and I still call Randy and David up periodically for advice.

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The original piece is by Debussy in his «Prelude» and is
written for a clarinet solo. This recording was done with the
right hand, and is therefore solo for the right hand.

A very melodic, nice piece which I like very much. This is an interesting and hard piece. I do not know how to play this with my current style. I only tried it as an E-flat/C which does not work out. I think I need to use a different fingering scheme. Looking forward to your next lesson.

I know this is an old piece, but I absolutely love this piece. I don’t know if I am able to make it sound good in my style, but this piece inspires me so much. I have only worked on the piece for over a week now, and I feel like I’m getting somewhere.

I had a little trouble at first figuring out what the piece was supposed to sound like, but after I had my own interpretation down, it was absolutely beautiful!

Thank you for the lesson, and I look forward to hearing this piece again!

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Nice piece for beginners. Does use only main fingers from one hand. G and F same fingering but this not necessary. I I would play it with less pedaling. I also add 1 measure after measure No. 3, in measure No. 4 and so on. Then it is easier to learn.

It’s a short piece that is easy to learn. I suggest first learning a «real» piece with a longer style. The Prelude has only two levels and maybe you can learn it faster this way.

My pupils play the No. 1 Prelude A major for concert on their first lesson.

I love these pieces. They’re simplistic and sound so rich. I look forward to hearing this one again. Especially my favorite too, and I almost played it yesterday but couldn’t find the time. I hope you are having a great start to the school year. And please accept this as a sincere request to post the first two pages of the book. I’d love to learn more about this piece. This is my favorite piece of art for the clarinet.

What a wonderful piece! I don’t

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Ben Tobias is an American New York City-based clarinetist and coach. He has performed solo clarinet throughout the United States and Europe. Tobias is also the author of four music books: Simple Gifts: Solos for Clarinet, clarinet solo method, Tonebook I, and Tonebook II.. Once again it sounds as if he played one of the great clarinets of the past!.

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Other Handelsoccer. 64,50. Ein weiteres Apfel… Von Rubinstein, Murray/Berkeley (Wolff).. Clarinet solo by a skilled teacher, written by master clarinetist, Giles Pearson, who has more than a few products in his repertoire. Mr. Pearson has run Masterclasses throughout Europe.

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