Klarinet Archive - Posting 000035.txt from 2004/01

From: "Robert Whiteside" <rkw@-----.net>
Subj: RE: [kl] a publisher's request for your suggestions and input
Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2004 20:01:59 -0500

Pardon the intrusion, but is there a mp3 clip of the Bruch. I have never
heard it.
Robert W.

-----Original Message-----
From: Andy Raibeck [mailto:klari_1@-----.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 31, 2003 2:17 PM
To: klarinet@-----.org
Subject: Re: [kl] a publisher's request for your suggestions and input

Hi Mark,

I recently had the opportunity to play the Bruch Double Concerto for
Clarinet
and Viola (well, the first two movements) and I have grown quite fond of the
clarinet/viola combination. I would like to see more works for clarinet and
viola, unaccompanied if possible.

Happy New Year,

Andy

--- Mark Gresham <mgresham@-----.com> wrote:
> Good New Years Eve to klarinet readers,
>
> Having spent some time now as a "klarinet" subscriber, I've taken a
> year's end look at what I've been publishing that includes clarinet
> (aside from purely orchestral works) and would like to hear from this
> forum opinions of what kinds of new compositions you would like to see
> come from the pens of our current in-house composers over the next few
> years.
> What do you consider the "unmet needs" in clarinet music for
> concert/recital which I can pose to these composers for future works?
> (A list of our current works with clarinet follow my signature, so you
> can see what kinds of things we have, and imply from that what we
> don't.) I would like to hear your thoughts.
> Personally, to answer an "unmet need" I am writing a piece for
> clarinet and marimba. Reasons? I find the timbral combination
> interesting, there are pro performers locally who are available,
> interested and have multiple opportunities to play together, and yet
> there seems to be little original repertoire for just clarinet and
marimba.)
> Thanks in advance for your responses.
> And a joyous and peaceful new year to all,
> --
> Mark Gresham, composer
> mgresham@-----.com http://www.markgresham.com/
> Lux Nova Press http://www.luxnova.com/
> LNP Retail Webstore http://www.luxnova.com/lnpwebstore/
>
> *** Current Lux Nova Press publications with clarinet:
>
> Hubert Bird: Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
> [described by Hubert as being "grade 6" level of difficulty]
> Curtis Bryant: Sextet for Piano and Woodwinds
> Curtis Bryant: Quintet for Woodwinds and Piano
> James Granville Eakin III: In the Trenches (cl & pno)
> Karl Henning: Blue Shamrock (solo clarinet)
> [Karl is a clarinetist]
> Charles Knox: Quintet for Woodwinds
> Charles Knox: Rounds About (vln, cl in A, tromb, perc)
> Giorgio Koukl: Contest Piece for Clarinet and Piano
> Giorgio Koukl: Contest Piece for Clarinet and Orchestra
> [Giorgio's father, Jiri, was clarinetist with the National Theater
> Orchestra of Prague; the Contest peice, in both forms, were written for
> him.]
> Brent Weaver: Snapshots (ww quintet and piano)
> [The webpage describing the Weaver "Snapshots" is under construction
> but should be up within the next week.]
>
> (Recordings of a few of the above are available on commercially released
> CDs, for a few others we have demo audios, but we don't have audio for
> all of them just yet.)
>
> [end]
>
>
>
>
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