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 Re: Frederick Thurston
Author: ruben 
Date:   2019-12-25 03:18

Seabreeze; thank you for your comments. Brymer got his vibrato from listening to the oboist Goosens, whom he greatly admired, and from being primarily self-taught. Kell thought the clarinet was essentially a boring and rather inexpressive instrument that needed to be spiced up. de Peyer had Thurston as a teacher, but didn't like how he played. I imagine he was influenced by Kell. I knew John Denman who was also of that tradition. These players don't represent my ideal, but are far from being without any merit.

rubengreenbergparisfrance@gmail.com


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