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Author: Paul Globus
Date: 2022-12-21 19:54
One of the all time greatest ... I heard him perform live a number of occasions, starting in the late 1960s. Also heard his very last performance of the Copland in New Jersey.
Stanley Drucker was in a class all by himself in terms of his mastery of the instrument and his musicianship. As good as he sounded on recordings, in a live setting he sounded 100 times better.
Remarkably, Stanley Drucker always seemed to be having a blast. He appeared to just love the music that he was making and that has was a part of. Unlike so many orchestral musicians, he never became jaded or lost his enthusiasm for the pure joy of music. That's an incredibly rare quality.
If ever there was a gold standard in orchestral clarinetists, Stanley Drucker was it. I feel for Naomi Drucker and for his son and daughter and the other members of his family. Thanks for the memories, Mr. Drucker.
Paul Globus
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Re: Stanley Drucker, 1929-2022. |
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Paul Globus |
2022-12-21 19:54 |
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Ed |
2022-12-21 20:24 |
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