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 Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: williamalex54 
Date:   2013-05-04 02:28

What is the best Pines of Rome of Rome clarinet solo that you ever heard...

on record/cd or broadcast?

in person?

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: Ken Shaw 2017
Date:   2013-05-04 04:11

1. Ralph McLane (on the McLane excerpts CD).
2. Alexander Williams (with Toscanini and NBC Sym.)
3. Gigliotti at a master class.

Ken Shaw

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: rtmyth 
Date:   2013-05-04 12:13

Gigliotti. An excellent test of musicianship this piece is. Also the Rach 2 adagio movement., That said there are other great renditions as well- RCO of the Netherlands soloist just retired. etc , etc.

richard smith

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: duxburyclarinetguy 
Date:   2013-05-04 15:24

My Favorite is Harold Wright with the BSO on DG.

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: clarinettist1104 
Date:   2013-05-07 12:56

Burt Hara on the recording with Eiji Oue and Minnesota Orchestra!!

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: crnichols 
Date:   2013-05-07 13:16

Steve Barta sounds terrific on the Baltimore Symphony's recording with Sergiu Comissiona.

Christopher Nichols, D.M.A.
Assistant Professor of Clarinet
University of Delaware

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: Buster 
Date:   2013-05-07 19:57





Post Edited (2014-12-27 04:20)

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: brycon 
Date:   2013-05-07 21:03

Quote:

More interesting: Why is your most very favorite Pines of Rome solo so good?


Even better: What is the least acceptable version of the Pines of Rome solo you have heard?

And WHY was it so wrongheaded and usable as a cautionary tale?


Critical thinking is lame. I like famous player x from famous orchestra y. His/her sound is so dark. Wonder what type of ligature they use?

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 Re: Your very favorite Pines of Rome Solo
Author: morbius 
Date:   2013-05-08 16:36

I like Clark Brody's rendition with Chicago when Reiner was conducting. I think Mr. Brody is one of the most underrated principal clarinetists when he was in his prime.

John Dorch

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