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 A sad loss...
Author: bobmi74 
Date:   2005-07-14 21:06

I don't know how many of you receive "The Clarinet" journal. There is an article in there about Emily Bernstein's death. She is the studio musician that played the clarinet solo in The Terminal, and Finding Nemo, and many other (Over 500) movie and TV scores. She had an amazing sound and beautiful expression. Don't know what I'm talking about, go watch Pirates of the Caribbean, Catch me if You Can, The Terminal, Seabiscuit, Finding Nemo, or many many others. She died of cancer, and as far as I know, she was still quite young.

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 Re: A sad loss...
Author: SueSmith 
Date:   2005-07-14 21:22

http://www.focusonthemasters.com/gallery/artist_2.html

Here is a link, with pic and bio. I estimate she was 45-46 years of age.

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 Re: A sad loss...
Author: GBK 
Date:   2005-07-14 22:11

Here is one bulletin board thread from earlier this year:

http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&i=170600&t=170546

There are others ...GBK

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 Re: A sad loss...
Author: contragirl 
Date:   2005-07-15 02:31

Yeah, I heard about her illness. :( That's so sad.
--CG

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