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Author: David Dow symphony NB
Date: 2002-04-24 14:06
There is an extraordinary clarinetist in the UK whose name is Roger Heaton. Recently i acquired some recordings of this fellow and man can he play the clarinet...he is also professor of clarinet in Darnstadt which is quite a position. what gives/ Why isn't he more popular...he can play anything!!!!
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Author: monica
Date: 2002-04-24 21:38
you could have all the talent in the world and still be unknown.it just depends on the people you talk to. like i just love,love,love fred astiare! but if you talk to people at my school not many have heard of him, go online and it's a whole different story:) i did not know who Mr. Heaton was till i saw ur add and checked him out online.i'm courious to know if he has a record out...could you let me know?
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Author: David Dow symphony NB
Date: 2002-04-25 01:44
Clarinet Classics, and he is famous in the Uk and Europe.
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Author: eilidh
Date: 2002-04-27 13:16
I have a recording where he plays the basset horn parts in both of the mendelssohn Konzerstuck pieces again on clarinet classics
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Author: Daniel
Date: 2002-04-28 04:18
I've converesed with Roger a few times (through e-mail of course, phone calls frm Houston to England would be too expensive). He is professor at the University of Bath, England. That's where i've reached him before. He's a kind man and generous with his time. He's always prompt with getting back to me and always answers any questions i have.
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