go Arkady I say
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This (this player especially)
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Re: Mr GG's post
Played by the ‘composer’.
What is Reibo?Comment
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Piano,Alkan.
Organ,Bach and Leighton.
For me there's something very special about the combination of clarinet with piano or strings,Brahms and Mozart,but more especially when written by British composers.....Bliss,Bax,RVW,Stanford,Coleridge Taylor.....
Oh and Stanford's clarinet concerto is surely a masterpieceComment
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Interesting that there are lots of pieces with this title (some in the Honkyoku repertoire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honkyoku)Originally posted by doversoul1 View PostRe: Mr GG's post
Played by the ‘composer’.
What is Reibo?
many don't really have a 'composer' as such
Yoshikazu was the teacher of many of the players in the UK after coming to Devon in the 1980's
but has since disappeared completelyComment
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stringed instruments are probably my favourites (violin, viola, cello especially) but that's probably bias given that cello was my first instrument, violin my second one....
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Yes. the British tradition is aside from all others, imo, in it's contribution to the clarinet repertoire.Originally posted by EdgeleyRob View Post
I do have a penchant for the organ as well. I should say the tuba as well really, but as I play piano too, I thought I would just plummet for that!Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750Comment
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