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 Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2007-12-23 03:41

Some really good excerpts are posted on the CSO website for the Principal Clarinet Audition

Many, maybe most players already have these, but if not....

http://www.cso.org/main.taf?p=2,9,1,1,7

http://www.SkypeClarinetLessons.com


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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: Simon Aldrich 
Date:   2007-12-23 15:19

Grab these 2 downloads while you can.
They contain important pages from:
Galanta Dances
Bartok Concerto for Orchestra
Miraculous Mandarin
Pines of Rome
Shostakovitch 1 and 9
Petrouchka (revised)

Students (both mine and others) constantly ask me for these parts that are currently posted on the CSO site. They are not in the public domain to my knowledge and therefore not in the excerpt books.
I don't know how they can put the parts on the internet. Maybe copyright has expired.
Whatever the case, grab them before one of the publishers insist they be taken down (as Universal Edition does when their material (even public domain) shows up on various sheet music sites).

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Simon Aldrich

Clarinet Faculty - McGill University
Principal Clarinet - Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal
Clarinet - Nouvel Ensemble Moderne
Artistic Director - London Chamber Music Festival

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: Tara 
Date:   2007-12-23 15:40

Thanks for sharing- this is a terrific find for many of us who aren't exactly ready for the CSO and wouldn't have stumbled upon this otherwise.

By the way, I went to the CSO concert on Friday and got to hear Larry Combs play. One of his last I guess! It was a terrific concert- The principal oboist played the Mozart concerto- AMAZING...

Thanks again for he post,
Tara

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2007-12-23 16:55

I haven't seen it posted like that ever before.

http://www.SkypeClarinetLessons.com


Post Edited (2007-12-24 13:11)

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: OmarHo 
Date:   2007-12-23 23:44

Great sight reading material :P

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: butterflymusic 
Date:   2007-12-24 05:02

Sweet! Thanks for sharing!

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: MJSmith 
Date:   2007-12-26 00:41

I'm still waiting for my International Edition excerpt books to come in.

This find on the CSO website will do just fine until mine come in. Also, another great source of sight reading material in addition to the etudes and repertoire that I will practice over the holiday break!

Thanks for the find. I'm going to assume that the CSO got some type of permission to post these up though. With an high profile ensemble like this, you can be sure the "copyright police" would check such a site frequently.

California State University, Fresno
B.A., Music Education - (c/o 2008)

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2007-12-27 14:30

It will only be up for a few more days as the audition is mid January. So get it while you can. Too late to sign up for the audition (obviously).

Really wonder who will get the gig! Auditions this big come up only a couple of times in a generation.

http://www.SkypeClarinetLessons.com


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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: OmarHo 
Date:   2007-12-27 16:48

Some other good excerpts namely for bass clarinetists is up for the 2nd clarinet/bass clarinet vacancy with the Oslo Phil. here:

http://www.oslophil.com/no/English/Vacancies/

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: FrankM 
Date:   2008-01-02 15:02

I've always held musicians who could hold a chair in a professional orchestra in high esteem…....after looking these excerpts over, I'm in awe!

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 Re: Orchestral Literature - FREE
Author: DavidBlumberg 
Date:   2008-01-02 17:31

It's the stuff that we learn, memorize, and play in our sleep when we are in audition mode.

http://www.SkypeClarinetLessons.com


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