Klarinet Archive - Posting 000270.txt from 2006/08

From: "David Glenn" <davidglenn@-----.net>
Subj: Re: [kl] Re: basset horn part beethoven 3 duets
Date: Sun, 20 Aug 2006 18:41:29 -0400

Hi Rien,

I played in a ww4tet (fl, ob, cl + bsn) where we once in a while played a piece for fl, cl, bsn + hrn in which the oboe player took his cor anglais/english horn. It worked fairly well as I remember but that's a while ago now...

I'll send the mus-files of the basset horn part to you. All three duos are now finished. Have fun!

Best,
David

+++++++++++++++++

> David
>
> I know what I am going to write now will sound gruesome to our friend Dan
> Leeson, but as a Dutch sociologist once said: "When I meet a fact, I take
> off my hat".
>
> I have played many years in a wind quintett: flute, oboe, clarinet (me),
> bassoon and ENGLISH horn (in F). (This is a fact, and, Dan, I am not
> ashamed
> of it. I still think wind quintetts are the most beautifull genre to play
> [or listen to], when you're a clarinettist, but at the same time I am
> aware
> this is a personal taste. And if you are looking for people to play
> quintetts with, and find no horns are available you take the next-best
> solution!)
>
> The quintett doesn't exist anymore, but I still have occasionally contact
> with the "horn" player, and she recently said she would lik to play duets
> with me, if we would be able to find duets for either clarinet and oboe
> (at
> need: flute) or alto oboe. I never thought of Beethoven, although I have
> been looking for someone to play them in the cast clarinet-claribass.
>
> Maybe your arrangement for clarinet and bassethorn is or can be usefull
> for
> us? If so: I'd prefer the .mus file, as I have finale, and .mus files are
> much more readable then .pdf files.
>
> TIA
>
> Rien
>
>
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