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 Competition
Author: jez 
Date:   2002-05-26 20:23

Every 2 years, here in the UK, the BBC runs a competition called 'Young Musician of the Year'.
I've just watched the final where the winners of each class (piano, strings, woodwind, brass, percussion) play a concerto with a pro. orchestra and the winner is decided. The woodwind finalist was a clarinettist called Sarah Williamson. Sadly she didn't win, but I think she's a name to look out for. She gave a magnificent performance of the Copland.
Previous finalists have included Emma Johnston and Michael Collins and this young lady certainly seemed to me to be miles better than the former, who did win. I bet we'll hear more of her.
jez

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 RE: Competition
Author: Rob bell 
Date:   2002-05-27 17:24

I watched it aswell, she was excellent, even better in the semi final i believe!

In the semi's she played the following.

Weiner's Peregi Verbunk
Debussy's Premier Rhapsody
Messager's Solo de concours

She was on fire in the messager and the tone throughout was unbelievable, i believe she plays a peter eaton clarinet.

Rob

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 RE: Competition
Author: diz 
Date:   2002-05-29 01:01

Jez - g'day

I seem to remember one of the BBC Music Magazine CDs (I got every one from Volume 1, Issue 1) had a portion of this great British (no pun intended) institution. I was amazed at the virtuosity of playing and interpretations displayed by the younger generation of performers. I think our musical heritage is in good hands?

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 RE: Competition
Author: diz 
Date:   2002-05-29 01:04

Damn - stupid fingers - my comment should have read "I own every one ..."

My grammar fell off momentarily, sorry

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 RE: Competition
Author: carmen izzo 
Date:   2002-05-29 04:12

HAHHAAA

It appears my hit list has increased by one, and includes more than Julian Bliss out there. . ..


Just kidding i really applaud the efforts of such dedicated young musicians out there, and i think that those are the type of musicians i have always looked up to (even if they are 12 years old)


Good day all

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 RE: Competition
Author: gemmaelizabeth 
Date:   2002-05-29 11:51

The clarinettist's speed in Messager was really amazing and she really pulled it off.

I believe she studies with Micheal Arringon at Paris Conservatoire?? thats what I was told anyway....

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 RE: Competition
Author: Rob Bell 
Date:   2002-05-30 20:21

yep she is at the paris conservatoire, i think she is with michael arringon.

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