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 Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2010 9:24 am Post subject: Fanfare for the Common Man |
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Did Bud and the gang ever record Fanfare for the Common Man?
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Unfortunately, no, the CSO has never recorded much Copland and never the Fanfare. The only CSO Copland I know of are from various radio broadcast boxes: the world premiere of the Tender Land Suite conducted by Fritz Reiner in 1958, the Preamble for a Solemn Occasion with Ozawa from 1968, the Clarinet Concerto in 1979, and the Billy the Kid Suite with Levine from 1981. There also might be a Dance Symphony from the 60s conducted by Morton Gould, but I've never seen that one on CD.
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| johntpt wrote: | Unfortunately, no, the CSO has never recorded much Copland and never the Fanfare. The only CSO Copland I know of are from various radio broadcast boxes: the world premiere of the Tender Land Suite conducted by Fritz Reiner in 1958, the Preamble for a Solemn Occasion with Ozawa from 1968, the Clarinet Concerto in 1979, and the Billy the Kid Suite with Levine from 1981. There also might be a Dance Symphony from the 60s conducted by Morton Gould, but I've never seen that one on CD.
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Pity. They would have blown the socks off of it.
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daDavemeister
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| spitvalve wrote: | | johntpt wrote: | Unfortunately, no, the CSO has never recorded much Copland and never the Fanfare. The only CSO Copland I know of are from various radio broadcast boxes: the world premiere of the Tender Land Suite conducted by Fritz Reiner in 1958, the Preamble for a Solemn Occasion with Ozawa from 1968, the Clarinet Concerto in 1979, and the Billy the Kid Suite with Levine from 1981. There also might be a Dance Symphony from the 60s conducted by Morton Gould, but I've never seen that one on CD.
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Pity. They would have blown the socks off of it. |
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That really bums me out to be honest. I'll keep my fingers crossed and hope that a high quality bootleg shows up some day.
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Dan in Sydney
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We're about to do it with eighteen trumpets with the Sydney Symphony, James Morrison and about 15 delegates from the ITG. So at least 6 on a part.
I think you guys might just hear it back in the US...
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johntpt
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Maybe I'll even hear it here in Mexico! Good luck, Dan!! 
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Dan in Sydney
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Thanks John! Wish you were here to help us out!
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daDavemeister
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This better show up on youtube!
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csofan
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| Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2010 7:31 pm Post subject: Re: Fanfare for the Common Man |
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FWIW, the Mannheim Steamroller album "American Spirit" includes a recording of the Fanfare that involves CSO members.
The brass personnel is as follows (* denotes CSO member):
Horn - *Dale Clevenger, *Oto Carrillo, Greg Flint, Melanie Cottle
Trumpet - *John Hagstrom, *Mark Ridenour, *Tage Larsen
Tenor Trombone - Ward Stare, Adam Moen
Bass Trombone - *Charlie Vernon
Tuba - Charlie Schuchat |
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Haha, I cannot believe they recorded for Mannheim Steamroller. It's funny, all the other tracks are done by people in the LSO. I just had to get the recording off amazon, AWESOME!! Thanks for sharing!
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