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Doublereed Archive - Posting 000019.txt from 2007/06
From: Barbara Trautwein <mzeztee@-----.edu>
Subj: Re: [DR-L] Baroque Oboe & Clarinet Camp Questions
Date: Sun, 03 Jun 2007 11:46:21 -0400
I spent several years at the Oberlin Baroque Institute and saw Gonzalo
Ruiz do wonders with modern oboists who were beginning the baroque
oboe. I don't think he is teaching there this summer soooooo Google him
and see where he is. I think he is doing a couple of weeks in New
England somewhere. . . .
2 cents
B
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>Hey everybody, I was asked a couple of questions today and I'm not sure
>exactly where to go for answers, so I figured this was as good a place to ask as
>any.
>
>First, an acquaintance who is a part-time church organist is now retired
>from a 'day-job', and would like to learn the Baroque oboe. He played oboe when
>he was in school, but is only interested now in playing Baroque oboe. I'm
>not sure whether Baroque oboe would be considered a 'beginner's instrument' or
>not (I would assume there were beginners on it in the Baroque era). He
>lives in south-central PA - any ideas where he might be able to find a teacher
>and instrument? I remember seeing a handful at IDRS conventions - would it be
>worth his while to venture to Ithaca (?) for the convention this year?
>
>Second, a good friend resumed playing the clarinet a few years ago after a
>hiatus of 25 years. She's been taking lessons, plays in a couple of community
>bands & chamber groups, and recently bought an R-13 - (she had outgrown her
>advanced student model). She's heard me talk about Bassoon Camp, and would
>like to attend something similar for clarinet (not a training ground for
>hot-shot students, but rather adults who are serious about playing but not
>competitive). She knows it's probably too late for this summer, but is thinking
>about next summer. Any suggestions for her?
>
>Please respond privately, so as not to tie up the list,
>
>Thanx,
>
>Richard Spittel
>
>
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