Klarinet - 1997 03 000810

Klarinet Archive - Posting 000810.txt from 1997/03

From: "Jeroen T. Salm" <jtsalm@-----.NL>
Subj: Re: Star Trek
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 1997 16:36:22 -0500

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Hello Klarinet-folks,

Here in the small country The Netherlands we are able to watch foreign
channels on TV, i.e. belgium, Germany, France but also England
(Great-Brittain). So, every day you can watch an Star Trek episode on one
of the many channels available. Stupid or not, besides watching the news, I
usually only watch Star Trek, and, while this thread was going on our
international Klarinet-List, I saw the episode in wich we could here a
clarinet, played by the Asian-"boy" on the BBC (Breat Brittain). I really
think he's (the Asian actor) a clarinet player, and it was "real sound", I
mean: it came actually out of his clarinet, while he played it . He played
a few bars of the beginning of the Mozart concerto...not bad...on Bflat
clarinet.
For me his fingers doesn't seem uncomfortable at all, I mean: "normal"
fingerings for an amateur.
Well, this isn't a very serious thread, but I just wanted to tell you, that
I coincidantally (how do you write this word?) saw the Star Trek episode
this week!
OK,

bye for now,

Jeroen T. Salm
The Netherlands
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> Van: Sherri <sheba@-----.NET>
> Aan: Multiple recipients of list KLARINET <KLARINET@-----.BITNET>
> Onderwerp: Re: Star Trek
> Datum: zondag 23 maart 1997 20:54
>
> On 22 Mar 97 , ROBERT SALTIEL wrote :
>
> > Conrad Josias wrote:
> >
> > CJ> My only disappointment in the book is the lack of mention
> > CJ> of one of the crew members' able performance in outer space of a
> > CJ> Brahms Clarinet Sonata [..snip]
> >
> > Would you be able to tell us the actor/actress/character and/or
> > episode? Thanks,
>
> Well I can't think of a mention of the Brahms, but I do remember
(ensign?)
> Kim in Voyager taking out his Clarinet and playing the Mozart Concerto!!!
> He even took the time to learn the fingering correctly, even though his
> hands looked very uncomfortable.
>
> Ensign Kim is the only "Clarinetist" on Trek.
>
> ===================================================================
> -Sherri mailto:sheba@-----.net/~sheba
> This is the sig for March 23, 1997; Day 82 of 365
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> Whoops, stepped on a frog.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
> We all live in a yellow subroutine.
> Are those cookies made with real Girl Scouts?
> TRIVIA: What state was Kirk born in?
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Klarinet-folks, Here in the small country The Netherlands we are =
able to watch foreign channels on TV, i.e. belgium, Germany, France but =
also England (Great-Brittain). So, every day you can watch  an Star =
Trek episode on one of the many channels available. Stupid or not, =
besides watching the news, I usually only watch Star Trek, and, while =
this thread was going on  our international Klarinet-List, I saw =
the episode in wich we could here a clarinet, played by the =
Asian-"boy" on the BBC (Breat Brittain). I really think he's =
(the Asian actor) a clarinet player, and it was "real sound", =
I mean: it came actually out of his clarinet, while he played it . He =
played a few bars of the beginning of the Mozart concerto...not bad...on =
Bflat clarinet. For me his fingers doesn't seem uncomfortable at all, =
I mean: "normal" fingerings for an amateur. Well, this =
isn't a very serious thread, but I just wanted to tell you, that I =
coincidantally (how do you write this word?) saw the Star Trek episode =
this week! OK, bye for now, Jeroen T. Salm The =
Netherlands ---------- > Van: Sherri <> > Aan: Multiple recipients of list KLARINET =
<> > Onderwerp: Re: Star Trek > Datum: =
zondag 23 maart 1997 20:54 > > On 22 Mar 97 , ROBERT =
SALTIEL wrote : > > > Conrad Josias wrote: > =
> > >  CJ> =
       My only disappointment in the =
book is the lack of mention > >  CJ> of one of the crew =
members' able performance in outer space of a > >  CJ> =
Brahms Clarinet Sonata  [..snip] > > > > Would =
you be able to tell us the actor/actress/character and/or > > =
episode?  Thanks, > > Well I can't think of a mention =
of the Brahms, but I do remember (ensign?) > Kim in Voyager taking =
out his Clarinet and playing the Mozart Concerto!!! > He even took =
the time to learn the fingering correctly, even though his > hands =
looked very uncomfortable. > > Ensign Kim is the only =
"Clarinetist" on Trek. > > =
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