NTT: Will encouraged us to guess, so here goes. Piano solo, likely unaccompanied. (Even though it was submitted by Clarinet Jeremy) I can't think of any Danish sculptors, let alone famous ones. And the only Danish conductor I can recall at the moment is Nielsen. I have no idea if he was married and whether or not his spouse was famous. But he's my final answer.
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Joey's Rhapsody in Blue (reviewed previously) was fresh and fabulous, and it was such fun to play it with him. And I had the pleasure and privilege of playing Principal Horn on Will's Cassandra (reviewed this week).
As I predicted (you heard it here first, folks), the World Premiere was, indeed, epic! I agree with Joey that it deserves full Staging with Costumes and Sets. Plus Lights. Cameras. Action!
Will here. I'm 100% sure I know the composer, not from the clip, but from the clue, so I'll refrain!
NTT: Will encouraged us to guess, so here goes. Piano solo, likely unaccompanied. (Even though it was submitted by Clarinet Jeremy) I can't think of any Danish sculptors, let alone famous ones. And the only Danish conductor I can recall at the moment is Nielsen. I have no idea if he was married and whether or not his spouse was famous. But he's my final answer.
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Joey's Rhapsody in Blue (reviewed previously) was fresh and fabulous, and it was such fun to play it with him. And I had the pleasure and privilege of playing Principal Horn on Will's Cassandra (reviewed this week).
As I predicted (you heard it here first, folks), the World Premiere was, indeed, epic! I agree with Joey that it deserves full Staging with Costumes and Sets. Plus Lights. Cameras. Action!
AND . . . a Trojan Horse!
Very occasionally, I do acknowledge music that is not clarinet-based.
Hard agree with Joey here….”Festus dies est” is incredibly hummable.