My favourite Mozart cadenzas would have to be Michael Holtzel's, both
on his
old recording and the ones that are printed in Herr Pizka's book.
They are
virtuosic, musical and tasteful.
(I believe that Radovan Vlatkovic's cadenzas are based on Holtzel's as
well.)
All the best,
Chris Gongos
Toron
Prof. Cabbage,
Will your presentation involve any portion of the particle accelerator? Boy, hook up a
horn to that baby and increase your upper range by 20 or 30 octaves. I wonder if
bombarding a bell with neutrinos or mesons would help give the horn a dark sound?
(Walter Lawson, are you liste
Prof. Cabbage will once again hit the road, this time
bringing his thoughts, such as they are, on the physics
of brass instruments to Fermilab in Illinois. The
talk will be 4 PM Wednesday, October 6. Since the
presentation will conclude with his "interpretation" of
Beethoven's Op. 17 on natural
This is just a short note to draw your attention to my new beginning band piece
Aeolian Celebration. You may review it at
http://www.rgsmithmusic.com/Aeolian_Celebration.htm. My students have had a very
positive response to this piece. Maybe yours will too. Thanks for taking the time to
review
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