[Trombone-l] 1967 Chicago Symphony Trombone section CD

[Howard Spindel]

Thanks for bringing this to our attention.  I 
already have the low brass recording and enjoy it immensely, so I ordered this.

A little feedback:  Your website is somewhat 
confusing to use for orders.  Also confusing 
because I had to scroll down each page to see any 
information.  FYI, I use Firefox - latest version.

Howard

At 02:23 PM 2/17/2009, WindSong Press wrote:
>OK, this is a commercial message - I don't do 
>many of these, only when something comes in that 
>some people would be interested in. Unlike the 
>1971 recording that had orchestral excerpts, 
>this is only trombone quartets. At that time 
>Glen Dodson was still in Chicago before going to 
>Philadelphia. There is more information including some samples at
>http://www.windsongpress.com/CD/cso%20bones/cso%20bones_1967.htm
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>The 1967 Chicago Symphony
>  Trombone Section
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>      Jay Friedman, Glenn Dodson, Frank Crisafulli and Edward Kleinhammer
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>The first thing I remember about this recording 
>project was Jean Martinon, CSO Music Director, 
>learning we had a trio made up of myself, Glenn 
>and Ed. He wanted to hear us play, so we did so 
>after a rehearsal one day. That turned into a 
>chamber music concert where all four trombones 
>played the Schutz motets and the Speer Sonatas, 
>as well as the Stavinsky Octet. In those days 
>radio station WFMT liked to record recitals that 
>were happening for the station, especially by 
>CSO members. The recordings were largely done by 
>Norman Pellegrini. I called Norm and asked if 
>would like to record a full recital for the 
>radio station and he agreed. We had two or three 
>sessions in the Bond Chapel on the University of 
>Chicago campus. It was a small chapel and we 
>were seperated by about 20 feet for good stereo 
>seperation - Jay and Glenn on one side, and 
>Chris and Ed on the other. I think the sound of 
>this recording is superior to the sound quality 
>on the 1971 CSO Low Brass Excerpt recording. We 
>never played together as a quartet prior to that or since.
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>On this recording Mr Friedman and Mr Dodson 
>alternate on the first and second parts; Mr 
>Crisafulli plays the third parts; Mr Kleinhammer 
>plays bass trombone on all selections.
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>-Comments by Jay Friedman
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>Copyright 2008 - Kagarice Brass Editions
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>             Daniel Speer - Sonata
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>             Giovanni Gabrieli, arr. Keith Brown - Sonata
>             Andrea Gabrieli, arr. Jay Friedman - Ricercare
>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: I. Intrada
>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: II. Canone
>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: III. Interludium
>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: IV. Corale
>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: V. Intermezzo
>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: VI. Arietta
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>             Kazimierz Serocki - Suite for Four Trombones: VII. Toccatina
>             Johannes Brahms, arr. Richard Fote - Chorale Prelude No. 8
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>             Francis H. McKay - Intermezzo for Four Trombones
>             Leslie Bassett - Quartet
>             Robert Sanders - Scherzo and Dirge
>             Pfleger - Herzengesang-Maestoso
>             René Maniet - Divertimento: I. Allegro
>             René Maniet - Divertimento: II. Poco Lento Andante
>             René Maniet - Divertimento: III. Allegro Rondo
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>       Brian Frederiksen
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