[TPIN] A.B.

[MikeSpengl at aol.com]

In a message dated 4/23/2007 3:06:29 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
s.richards at physics.org writes:

If you  are a classical fan you might be missing the 
delights of players like  Maurice Murphy, Maurice Andre, Konradin Groth, 
Haken 
Hardenberger, John  Wallace, Sergei Nakariakov, Timofei Dokshizer, Alison 
Balsom, Crispian  Steele-Perkins, to name just a few. I'm sure similar lists 
could be  compiled for other genres.

Best wishes,
Simon

-- 
Dr.  Simon Richards>>
 
     You forgot Michael Laird, who did an absolutely  wonderful job with 
Pinnock's recording of the Brandenburg 2nd...:-) 
 
     Classical music is more "internationalized" these  days, and Britain is 
a"hotspot" for educating/producing good players. 
 
     And (off the topic) the BBC's recording library  has some real gems- a 
fistful of which have been released on the "BBC Legends"  label. Among the 
un-released there sits a Mahler 5 conducted by Jascha  Horenstein- late '60's with 
the Halle I think... who would've been the Halle's  principal trumpet back in 
those days? 
 
         Mike S








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