And, how does one goes about getting a copy of this work ( a recording
or whatever) I am a great Kentonian fan - I met him personally and
before that I played many of his music when I was active as a trumpet
player.
gr
Bob Florence wrote:
Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 19:16:36 -0700
To: finale
From: Bob Florence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: OT: protocol
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Hi All:
I have written a composition for an oversized big band. It is titled
"Appearing In Cleveland"and is a tribute to band leader Stan Kenton.
It is 15 minutes long and it is based partialy on Stan's theme
"Artistry In Rhythm". The theme is stated clearly near the beginning
and has many short fragments of it later on. Other than that, it is
all mine.
I tend to think of it like William Walton's "Variations on a theme by
Paul Hindemith" or Brahms "Variations On A Theme by Handel". You get
the picture. "Artistry In Rhythm" is not in public domain.
The Kenton estate is very much alive. I am going to list myself as
composer. What else is necessary?
I hope I have mad this clear.
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