Klarinet Archive - Posting 000495.txt from 1998/03

From: Michael Bryant <michael@-----.uk>
Subj: Re: A request from Eddie Brunner
Date: Sun, 8 Mar 1998 03:28:11 -0500

The full scores of Concertos 4 and 6 were published together by Heugel in
Paris in 1975
in an edition by Sherwood Dudley, Santa Cruz, California, based on material
at the
Bib. Nat. in Paris

Eduard Brunner himself recorded No 6 (Communaute de travail... CTS 33)
with the orchestra of Swiss (Italian) Radio in the 1970s. Has he forgotten?

Michael@-----.uk

Date: 07 March 1998 16:13
Subject: A request from Eddie Brunner

>Brunner, who was formerly first clarinet with the Munich Phil and who
>is now professor of clarinet at the Hochschule fur Musik in Munich
>played a concert with Bob Levin at which he asked if Bob knew anything
>about where he might obtain a set of orchestral parts for the concerti
>of Lefevre (sometimes spelled "Lefebvre").
>
>I saw Bob in Amarillo and he dumped this one on me. Since I didn't even
>know that Lefevre wrote a concerto (or maybe even more than one), I told
>Bob that I would pass the request on to KLARINET where somewhere there
>will be someone who does know. (I think that we have enough specialists
>on this list so that if you wanted a real expert on the placement of
>post 3, screw 2 for a left hand basset horn with a .91 mm cascasding
>bore, three people would say, "I know how to do that!")
>
>So, OK already. For all of you who said, "Feh!" to a discussion of
>marching bands, now is the time to put on you Lefevre hat and tell
>me where a set of orchestral parts may be found. Then I'll tell
>Levin, he'll tell Brunner, and you shall see a recording of the work
>in about 2 years.
>
>By the way, I do need some help on post 3, screw 2 for a left handed
>basset horn ...
>
>
>
>=======================================
>Dan Leeson, Los Altos, California
>Rosanne Leeson, Los Altos, California
>leeson@-----.edu
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