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Author: Marco
Date: 2000-09-30 02:10
I'm performing Paul Jeanjean's Arabesques in about two weeks for my high school music (theory, history, performance) class, and i have to say a few words about Jeanjean and the piece itself (time period, type of music, etc) before I perform. I would appreciate a link to a webpage that has some information or at least some information that you might know.
Thanks in advance,
Marco
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Author: Mark Charette
Date: 2000-09-30 02:18
The latest issue of <b><i>The Clarinet</i></b>, the magazine of the International Clarinet Association, has an article about Jeanjean and his music. Perhaps a large library in your area has the magazine.
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Author: Marco
Date: 2000-09-30 03:42
Thanks, Mark, I'll try to look at a library nearby. Don't let that stop anyone else from posting some info, though !
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Author: Frank
Date: 2000-10-01 15:56
All I can say about Jeanjean is that he was a clarinet teacher at the Paris Conservatory during the early part of the 20th century. And I'm not too sure about that. For my senior recital, I performed Jeanjean's Carnival of Venice and tried to do some research on him and found nothing!
If you're near a university that has a Music Library, I suggest that you sneak in there and try and find some information on him.
Good luck,
Frank
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