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'Andante' from "Clarinet Concerto" - Copland

Richard Stolzman, clarinet Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor 'Andante' from "Clarinet Concerto" Music by Aaron Copland (1900-1990) London Symphony Orchestra "Concerto!" Vol. 5 "Launched in 1994, Cl...  
 
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The best...........
longhov (1 week ago) Show Hide
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muy bello
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in copland stoltzman è il migliore...se lo sente proprio...
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semplicemente meraviglioso!!!!!
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don't forget about Martin frost.
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I almost start crying each time i hear this preformance. Words can't describe his interpretation!
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Thank you so much! I have this music on an unmarked CD and have been trying to find out more about it for YEARS! And finding the concerto conducted by Michael TT only makes it more special!
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Beautiful music and very sensitive playing by Mr Stolzman. This first part of the piece is so full of warmth and all the subtle expressions is performed so delicatly by the orchestra and soloist.

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