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Clarinet Professors

Author: Domingo
Date: 2003-04-02 16:41

I was wondering if there is a college with a highly regarded Clarinet professor. Im thinking of going to UNT, (texas). Is there a certain University where many clarinetist go to?

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Re: Clarinet Professors

Author: Ralph G
Date: 2003-04-02 18:38

A list of prominent clarinet teachers (extensive but by no means complete) is at http://www.woodwind.org/clarinet/Study/Teachers.html

James Gillespie at UNT is, by all accounts, a world-class clarinet teacher, and UNT is of course a world-class music school. He is both an artist and clinician for Leblanc and the editor of The Clarinet magazine, positions you don't get without knowing a thing or three about the ol' blackstick. I'm sure the other clarinet faculty members at UNT are fabulous as well.a

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Re: Clarinet Professors

Author: Bradley
Date: 2003-04-02 19:15

Does anyone know what model clarinet Mr. Gillespie plays on? Although he is listed as a Leblanc Artist on the site, unlike the other artists his instrument of choice isn't listed. From the picture it looks like he plays either a Rossi, Buffet Elite, or Orsi because of the wooden tenon rings. Its black and white and not close enough for me to tell what particular brand it is, so I only have the characteristics like this to go off of.

Bradley

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