Solo de Concours by Henri Rabaud
Concerto for Clarinet by Artie Shaw
Sechs Quartette IV by Gioacchino Rossini
Allegro Vivace
Andante
Rondo
David Erato - clarinet, bassoon
Troy Fannin - flute
with
Teresa Drews, piano
Brad Bloom, clarinet
Andrew Zinsmeister, horn
Recorded live at UW-Milwaukee's Recital Hall
by Jeffery Shoemaker, Milivolt Productions
Joe Aaron is best described as my musical grandfather, which makes him the musical great-grandfather to all of my students. Specifically he taught Curt Hanrahan, who in turn was my teacher. I am positive nearly every saxophonist/clarinetist in the greater Milwaukee area for the last 70 years has some pedagogic connection to Joe.
Read Morewoodshed [v.] -
To lock oneself away with a musical instrument and practice, either a particular piece or in general, until the player has improved greatly or can perfectly play the piece he has been practicing.
I've had my hands full on a couple of very difficult parts on some great arrangements of some holiday classics. These tunes may or may not end up being publicly performed this season, but I have a feeling I'm going to need to take out these parts every year before Thanksgiving, so they don't get colder than the turkey.
I teach and perform on saxophones, clarinets, flutes, and bassoons in the greater Milwaukee area.
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