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justinkagan1
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(2/16/01 9:42:47 am)
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Schickele Concerto premiere
Folks: Info on this concert:
Feb.
23 * PM NY Premiere of Peter Schickele Concerto for Cello and
Orchestra--"In Memoriam FDR"...Manhattan School of Music at 122
St...212-749-2802, Borden Auditorium, MSM...MSM Symphony, Jorge
Mester, cond...PAUL TOBIAS, cello This info courtesy of the
Violoncello Society newsletter..
Also French cellist Michel
Strauss (does this ring bells to anyone? never hoid of 'em) March
26, 8 PM...Violoncello Society, Kosciuzko Foundation, 15 E. 65 St,
NYC (between 5th Ave and Madison...probably $5 for non-members of
the Cello Society...a great setting for those who've never
been.
Chances are Zara will be there.
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sarah
schenkman
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(2/16/01 12:52:57 pm)
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Schickele Concerto premiere
Justin - Do you know what size
orchestra the concerto takes?
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justinkagan1
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(2/17/01 12:37:46 am)
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Schickele Concerto premiere
Sarita:
I have no idea but hope
to attend the concert and find out, will report post-haste, promise.
I assume that Presser is the publisher...haven't they done most of
Schickele's stuff? Perhaps there's a websiute breakdown of the
scoring there.
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TerryM
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(2/17/01 9:49:37 am)
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Info on
Michel Strauss
www.hrt.hr/zgsol/ajenzgms.html
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sarah
schenkman
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(2/17/01 4:54:13 pm)
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About
Presser
Justin - I visited the Presser web
site first. They don't seem to have anything more recent than 1996.
I'm counting on you for the info.
Sarita (?)
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justinkagan1
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(2/17/01 11:51:25 pm)
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About Presser.for Sarah
Couldn't resist the Spanish
honorific...guess we'll have to ask the soloist...anyone know where
the world premiere took place, and with whom? The Tobias listing is
for a NY premiere...
justinito
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Tom
Flaherty
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(2/18/01 12:32:01 pm)
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About Presser.for Sarah
I heard the premiere a few months
ago in Pasadena, CA, with the Pasadena Symphony. Paul Tobias played,
with Jorge Mester conducting. Playing was great. The piece had some
touching moments and some water-treading. I expect that the
orchestration might be thinned a bit for the second performance, as
the cello was covered in some places. (I don't remember the details,
but there was a pretty full brass section.)
-Thomasito
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