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sweet-ribs chamberlain
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More juicy tidbits:
Inouye was *not* auto-advanced into the final round
Chris Martin backed out the day before but was advanced directly to finals.
Tom Rolfs was invited to finals, but declined
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tubbs831
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| Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2015 10:38 am Post subject: |
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| sweet-ribs chamberlain wrote: | More juicy tidbits:
Inouye was *not* auto-advanced
Chris Martin backed out the day before
Tom Rolfs was invited to finals, but declined
Sweet-ribs |
Interesting. Can't imagine Chris or Tom leaving their current positions. |
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feedback@stomvi-usa
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BrucknerTheTrumpet
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| Posted: Wed Jan 28, 2015 11:21 am Post subject: |
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| tubbs831 wrote: | | sweet-ribs chamberlain wrote: | More juicy tidbits:
Inouye was *not* auto-advanced
Chris Martin backed out the day before
Tom Rolfs was invited to finals, but declined
Sweet-ribs |
Interesting. Can't imagine Chris or Tom leaving their current positions. |
I was thinking the same thing.
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Congrats to Mr. Inouye. Very well deserved. I only wish I could have heard Phil Smith play live before he retired.
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trombahonker
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| Stomvi folks, that Facebook post just says "winner of the audition", which is very different than "has been offered and accepted the position." |
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MalinTrumpet
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| MalinTrumpet wrote: | | NJtrumpetplayer wrote: | | Anyone know when the trial weeks are scheduled? I'd love to make it out to a concert or two. |
Me too. Next week they're playing "the Song of the Nightingale".
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Because of the storm they changed the program and substituted "Firebird" for "the Song of the Nightingale". There were 2 rehearsals cancelled.
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trptmindfk
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Recently heard Mark play Pines, really a gorgeous, beautifully played off-stage solo! Certainly a different Mark than I had heard ten years ago. Much more confidence, more power, bigger sound.
Also heard him play Alpine, Holy High Notes Batman! Both high D's were In your Face, loud as S**t, blow your frickin hair back loud! Mega confident playing! Can't say it's as pretty as Glenn F, but certainly very impressive. |
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yourbrass
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Sorry to see Mark leave SF, if that's true; but my memory of his playing in the SF Symphony will always be a song cycle composed by the conductor. It was Renee Fleming as soloist, a divine voice, incredibly difficult trumpet passages which Mark navigated beautifully, and forgettable music.
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Brass_Of_All_Trades
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| yourbrass wrote: | | Sorry to see Mark leave SF, if that's true; but my memory of his playing in the SF Symphony will always be a song cycle composed by the conductor. It was Renee Fleming as soloist, a divine voice, incredibly difficult trumpet passages which Mark navigated beautifully, and forgettable music. |
What was it called and who composed it? |
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I would guess he is referring to Michael Tilson Thomas' "Poems of Emily Dickinson."
Premiered in 2001, I think.... |
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MalinTrumpet
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| Posted: Thu Apr 09, 2015 9:16 am Post subject: Last night. |
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I attended Mark Inouye's first performance last night playing Shostakovich Symphony #10. Excellent job...historic performance.
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bike&ed
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| I found that too, very impressive! |
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trumpet56
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Without a doubt  |
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alexwill
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| Posted: Fri Apr 10, 2015 5:29 am Post subject: Re: Last night. |
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| MalinTrumpet wrote: | I attended Mark Inouye's first performance last night playing Shostakovich Symphony #10. Excellent job...historic performance.
LCM |
This show WILL BE BROADCAST and archived in late May/early June. I will be sure to post it. |
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Brass_Of_All_Trades
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34-4? Brutal. |
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trumpjosh
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It just shows there are no teams in New York that are good at baseball.
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| trumpjosh wrote: | | It just shows there are no teams in New York that are good at baseball. |
Shots fired.
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