Little did I know that absolute disaster was awaiting me when I arrived at school the morning of this my Junior Trumpet recital at Wichita State University. As I walked into the music office, someone asked me if I was going to go ahead with my recital that afternoon. Having absolutely no reason why I wouldnt, I said of course, to which the reply came, who is going to play oboe on the Brandenburg? At that moment I knew something horrendous had happened, and sure enough, Oboe GTA Andrea Banke (who, BTW, is now the oboe professor at WSU) had smashed her hand in a car door the night before and broken her finger(s). Mercifully, my utter panic subsided quickly after learning that she had already contacted top undergraduate oboist David Jordan to play the part on my recital. David basically sight read the part without any rehearsing, and truly saved the day with a remarkably fine job under those circumstances.
Program:
Let the Bright Seraphim (G.F. Handel) From "Samson" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1EUeGVyVxc
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2 in F Major (J.S. Bach)
I. Allegro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sfvpD4kZTk
II. Andante
III. Allegro assai http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NrysnFiy0g
Air for Erin (1992) -- Phil Snedecor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt_s3V1FwVM
Cousins (H.L. Clarke)
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All i can say is wow, incredible performance of one of my favorite pieces
Wozniak13 3 years ago
One of mine as well. ;-)
Thanks, Wozniak.
hotlipsab 3 years ago
bach is god
muriloadd 3 years ago
Amen and hallelujah.
hotlipsab 3 years ago