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14 Sep 2021
Volume 46, Number 3
This issue's articles include:
- Nicolas Baldeyrou
- Mixing humour and virtuosity, the multi-tracked videos of French clarinettist Nicolas Baldeyrou have brought him widespread attention and acclaim.
- Toby Deller
- Working together
- For her recent PhD, Australian-French saxophonist Katia Beaugeais looked at how being a composer herself affects the way she collaborates with other composers on new works for the saxophone
- Katia Beaugeais
- Historical Fiction
- A new disc from saxophonist Christian Forshaw and soprano Grace Davidson presents baroque arrangements alongside recomposed fragments of the same material
- Stephanie Reeve
- Howells revisited
- The chance discovery of a manuscript led to a rediscovery Herbert Howells’ Clarinet Sonata in an unknown, original version. Here is the fascinating story of bringing it to the recording studio.
- Barnaby Robson
- From the archives
- Our cover feature from March 1993, reporting on three of the first female clarinettists to be admitted to the RAF Central Band
- CASSGB
- Free sheet music
- JS Bach’s Invention No 8, arranged as a mixed duet for alto and tenor saxophone
- Robert Rainford
- Learning and belonging
- Thoughts from members of the extended CASSGB family about their experiences of music courses and the benefits they offer tutors and participants
- Naomi Sullivan
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• Interviews with international soloists (John Harle, Eugene Rousseau, Julian Bliss,
Rob Buckland, Basil Tschaikov), session musicians (Phil Todd, Scott Robinson),
jazz musicians (Bob Mintzer, Trish Clowes, Andy Sheppard), composers (Sally
Beamish, Andy Scott, Ian Stewart), and the best of up-and-coming British talent
• An on-going series on the clarinet sections of our major orchestras
• Articles on technique and repertoire
• Information on making and repairing instruments
• Reports on all the major clarinet and saxophone events in Great Britain
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• Events calendar – the single most extensive calendar of single-reed events
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