magazine archive
March 20th 2020
Number: 1 | Volume: 45
This issue's articles include:
- Carlos Ferreira
- The Philharmonia Orchestra in London has appointed a new principal clarinettist: Carlos Ferreira, still a few years off his 30th birthday
- Michael Pearce
- Belgium bound
- The International Adolphe Sax competition took place in late 2019 in Dinant, Belgium
- Stephanie Reeve
- Beethoven transformed
- A previously unheard version of Beethoven’s Septet Op 20, arranged by Carl Czerny for wind sextet, has recently been unearthed
- Emily Worthington & Robert Percival
- West coast jazz saxophony: part two
- Following on from the article in the winter 2019 issue, completion of our two-part exploration of the American west coast ‘cool’ jazz sax sound
- Kenneth Morris
- Best of British
- The clarinettist Robert Plane’s latest disc includes lost works by Iain Hamilton and Richard H Walthew, plus a new orchestration of a familiar piece by John Ireland
- Robert Plane
- Colin Cowles at 80
- This year, Colin Cowles – composer, teacher and a former editor of this very journal – turns 80.
- Michael Dyer
- F Gerard Errante
- A tribute to the clarinettist composer F Gerard Errante, an early pioneer of contemporary techniques
- Ian Mitchell
- Latest ligatures
- Following his article on clarinet and saxophone ligatures five years ago, the Canadian clarinettist and saxophonist Chuck Currie revisits the topic to discuss various newer models
- Chuck Currie
- Sax Bandits
- Saxophonist Rob Digweed launched an allsaxophone band in his local scout hut in 2015. Five years on, Sax Bandits now boasts over 80 members across three county groups
- Rob Digweed
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