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Happy Holidays everyone!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fe11OlMiz8
Fantastic, Eric - thanks for that one.
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As does every few months or so, the topic of Julius Watkins has surfaced on
the list. Someone (actually my junior HS band teacher from back in 1962)
recently brought the dissertation JULIUS WATKINS AND THE EVOLUTION OF THE
JAZZ FRENCH HORN GENRE http://etd.fcla.edu/UF/UFE0012940/smith_p.pdf to
my
Someone wondered
with this discussion of the different types of the American sound
What school would you say is the true sound that represents that
American Horn Sound?
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I would vote for the school of Kendall Betts, the Roger Clemens
of the horn, though KB achieved his
And don't forget the Puget Sound to which a Finke horn contributes.
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Howard,
The bassoonist was a colleague of mine when I was principal horn in the Israel
Sinfonietta. He was principal bassoon.
My best guess is that the YouTube link is of a performance at the 2005
Jerusalem International Chamber Music Festival. The personnel listed matches
those in the
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