Klarinet Archive - Posting 000195.txt from 2000/09

From: Ann H Satterfield <klarann@-----.com>
Subj: Re: [kl] Legal alterations [was Re: [kl] ClarFest CD's]
Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2000 00:13:50 -0400

Mitch

I've seen sax players do both solos, but never the triple threat! I am
impressed.

annhall
`````Ann Satterfield```(Central Florida, USA)```
Principal Clarinet, Imperial Symphony
Music (Librarian & Personnel) Manager, ISO
Adjunct Faculty, Polk Community College
Assistant Instrumental Music, PCC

On Tue, 05 Sep 2000 15:29:58 -0400 Mitch Bassman <mbassman@-----.com>
writes:
>
> Oh, and just to return to a clarinet list theme, although percussion
> instruments were featured at the festival, my hero that particular
night
> was NSO E-flat clarinetist William R. Wright (presumably, the William
> Wright quoted at the top of this posting is not the same person). In
> "Bolero" he performed triple duty. He played the E-flat clarinet solo
as
> well as I've ever heard it played; then he put his eefer on its peg,
> strapped on his tenor sax and blew that solo beautifully; with barely
a
> breath and with the tenor still handing from his strap, he then picked
up
> his soprano sax and nailed that solo.
>
> I've heard Bolero played by many orchestras, but I've never before or
since
> witnessed those three solos being played by the same person in the
same
> performance. After the concert I made the point of going backstage to
> congratulate him on a fine performance.
>
> Mitch Bassman
> Burke, Virginia, USA
>
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