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Re: Comparing Incomparables (and some Tango)
- From: Eliezer Kaplan <zelwel...>
- Subject: Re: Comparing Incomparables (and some Tango)
- Date: Tue 13 Jul 1999 23.49 (GMT)
Ingemaar wrote:
>Wolf wrote:
>
>
>> 'tuli was known to often play with his back to the audience, so that
>other
>> clarinetists could not cop his fingerings.
>
>True, but he made records, and -- as the Klezmer Revival has proved -- it's
>certainly possible to copy him by ear. As the outstanding musician he was,
>Brandwein must have known this. Thus, his approach might have been more
>like Miles Davis' doing the same thing -- a way to keep a distance to his
>audience.
>
A few years ago I saw guitarist Bill Frissell in 2 seperate shows, about a
year apart. He did the same thing- back to the audience.
EK
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