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Doublereed Archive - Posting 000073.txt from 2003/01

From: gbur <gbur@-----.edu>
Subj: RE: [DR-L] bassoon and clarinet music
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 2003 13:14:06 -0500

Hi!

The Strauss and Villa-Lobos are both great works but
are also heinously expensive! The Villa-Lobos also has
the caveat of being published by Max Eschig in Paris,
one of the companies swallowed up by BMG. They're
doing all of the warehousing in Italy (!) and the
legendary inefficiency of Italian administrative systems
has not improved . . . it took me over a year and a half to
receive an Eschig publication I ordered!

Do not forget the two delightful Suites for Clarinet,
Bassoon, and Piano by Alec Wilder (now possibly
handled by G. Schirmer, if not, try The Richmond
Organization).

There is also a good trio by Jindrich Feld for Soprano
Saxophone or Clarinet, Bassoon, and Piano.

Happy Rehearsing!

Bruce Gbur

>===== Original Message From Frank Jordan
<Frank@-----.com> ====
>I would second the Strauss Duet Concertino if the
piano reduction is
>workable .. would also add recommendations for the
Danzi Concertino in Bb
>with piano reduction and the Poulenc Sonata for
clarinet and bassoon.. or
>how about one of the Beethoven Duets? Paquito
D'Riviera publishes through
>International Opus I think. You could check their
website. Which of the
>Mendelsohnn Concertpieces did you choose? I tend
to prefer the F minor over
>the D minor.
>
>Frank Jordan
>Principal Bassoon
>Foothills Philharmonic/Papageno Chamber Winds
>http://www.papageno.dynip.com
>
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Bruce Gbur, D.M.A.
Assistant Professor
Double Reeds and Music History
Director of the Collegium Musicum
Music Department
Kansas State University
223 McCain Auditorium
Manhattan, KS 66506
785/532-3821
http://www-personal.ksu.edu/~gbur/

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