Klarinet Archive - Posting 000328.txt from 2003/02

From: "Stephen C. Moore" <stmoore@-----.edu>
Subj: Re: [kl] Jim Gillespie's C-T source
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 19:17:33 -0500

Thanks again, Tony. I really appreciate your help.

Stephen C. Moore stmoore@-----.edu/~stmoore
Technical Assistant, Computer Science Dept., New Mexico State University
"No." -- Ivan Strnad
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On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Tony Pay wrote:

> As I promised, I emailed Jim Gillespie to ask him about the C-T sonata,
> and he replied:
>
> > My source is a handwritten ms. (the composer's?) in the Univ. of
> > Calif.-Santa Cruz Library given to them by Rosario Mazzeo. In mm. 3 & 5
> > of both the clarinet and piano parts, it is clearly written as
> > C-natural (with a natural sign) both times in both parts.
>
> The fact that he doesn't mention the later recurrence leads me to
> suppose that a C# is written there.
>
> I'll try (not *very* hard, probably:-) to find out where the Ricordi
> C#'s came from -- I suppose I could ask Garbarino, if I can get in touch
> with him.
>
> Jim also said, and I think I agree (with the caveat I posted before,
> that both solutions require careful balancing in order to work):
>
> "...both C natural and C# can be accepted by the ear as correct."
>
> Incidentally, Castelnuovo-Tedesco lived in LA for roughly the last 30
> years of his life, and taught many famous film composers, including
> Jerry Goldsmith, John Williams and Andre Previn. Apparently you can
> hear his music on over 100 films:
>
> http://uk.imdb.com/Name?Castelnuovo-Tedesco,+Mario
>
> Tony
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