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Author: eduardo94
Date: 2012-11-03 14:46
IN YOUR OPINION, who is the clarinetist that have "the best sound"?
My favorites are Karl Leister and Sabine Meyer.
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Author: dream62
Date: 2012-11-03 16:57
They are many more but i love particularly the sound of:
Philippe Cuper
Michael Collins
Ales Hustoles
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Author: sonicbang
Date: 2012-11-03 17:50
The players who's sound I admire the most are Harold Wright and Louis Cahuzac. There are many others with beautiful sound but when I heard their recordings for the first time, I immediately knew that their sound are the closest to what I always try to achieve. Of course this is very subjective, and there is no need for "sound beauty competition" at all.
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Author: MrJozzerBeast
Date: 2012-11-03 18:22
Martin Frost, Sabine Meyer, Wolfgang Meyer, Wenzel Fuchs, Karl Leister, Neville Marriner, Eduard Brunner, Charles Neidich, Emma Johnson, Roccio Bolanos, Marco Giudici, Jack Horrocks (just kidding, that's me!), erm...the list goes on...I will post any others I think of:)
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Author: William
Date: 2012-11-04 13:17
Any "sound" that is in tune and in time. For me, it's more a question of what tambre is most appropriate for the performance--in other words, different tones for different tunes.
For example, Karl Leister would not sound "good" playing Anker Bilk's, "Stranger on the Shore", nor does Anker sound "good" playing Mozart. It's kind of like Pavrotti singing Sinatra tunes.
Really, any quality of sound will so if it is played with appropriate musical style and taste. What is actually "admired" is the performance, not the sound.
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Author: rtaylor
Date: 2012-11-04 14:47
In addition to the great lists above, I would add
Dieter Klocker
Walther Seyfarth
Andreas Ottensamer
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Author: Rafi
Date: 2012-11-04 18:32
For me the best sound is:
Louis Cahuzac
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Yona Ettlinger
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Author: eduardo94
Date: 2012-11-04 19:20
I agree with William too, but i said in the first post "IN YOUR OPINION", i'm not trying to do a "sound beauty competition".
I just want to know what is your favorite sound!!
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Author: MarlboroughMan
Date: 2012-11-04 20:43
Some favorites:
For Jazz--
Artie Shaw (any recordings)
Pete Fountain (especially recordings from 1959-1964, albums like The Blues, French Quarter, Live at the Bateau Lounge)
Benny Goodman (especially recordings from 1935-1940, including the live Madhattan Room Broadcasts, Small Groups, Camel Caravan Broadcasts, etc)
For Classical--
Karl Leister, particularly his second set of Brahms Sonata recordings, and the Spohr Concerti. For orchestral playing, his playing (and the entire clarinet section) does illuminating work in the Karajan Ring Cycle.
Sabine Meyer, particularly her Weber recordings.
George Pieterson, particularly his Brahms Quintet and Messiaen.
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http://thejazzclarinet.blogspot.com/
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Author: Katrina
Date: 2012-11-04 23:30
Husnu Senlendirici
Ivo Papazov (also spelled Papasov)
Robert Marcellus
Sabine Meyer
Benny Goodman
Don Byron
etc etc etc...
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Author: dream62
Date: 2012-11-06 05:10
That is how I understood it !
It is necessarily a subjective exercise and then the tastes and the preferences change.
Before,I especially liked a powerful, strong and resonant tone and not always homogeneous and accurate .
Today, i prefer a rich, and well centered tone rather intimate.
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Author: Paula S
Date: 2012-11-06 10:06
Jack Brymer, Peter Cigleris, Michael Collins, Andrew Marriner, Charles Neidich, Jonathan Cohler, Anna Hashimoto, Martin Frost to name a few. Just listened to Clark Brody who sounds wonderful too!
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