Klarinet Archive - Posting 000116.txt from 2007/01

From: Felino Furioso <comunycorriente@-----.com>
Subj: Re: [kl] NY Philharmonic
Date: Sat, 13 Jan 2007 02:09:46 -0500

» The second player was the same for both pieces -
young looking,also thin but with long dark hair.

That could have been the Spanish clarinetist Pascual
Martinez Forteza.

Felino

--- Karl Krelove <karlkrelove@-----.net> escribió:

> I've just gotten home from a NY Philharmonic concert
> in Philadelphia, where
> I heard an impressive performance of Bruckner's 7th
> Symphony. I'm always
> curious about who the clarinetists are when I hear a
> visiting orchestra
> here. The program lists Stanley Drucker (principal),
> Mark Nuncio (associate
> principal), Pasqual Martinez Forteza and Stephen
> Freeman. Two clarinetists
> played principal tonight - one in the reduced
> orchestra that accompanied an
> excellent cellist, Alisa Weilerstein, in the Elgar
> Cello Concerto, and the
> other in the Bruckner. Now, I know what Stanley
> Drucker looked like years
> ago, but I haven't seen him play in a very long
> time. Both of these players
> looked too young from my seat in the second tier to
> be Drucker. One (in the
> Elgar) looked thin and had short, dark, curly hair.
> The Bruckner principal
> wore glasses and had a full head of graying hair
> combed in a standard part
> on one side. The second player was the same for both
> pieces - young looking,
> also thin but with long dark hair.
>
> Does anyone know who each of these players is likely
> to have been?
>
> Karl
>
>
>
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