Jessica Andrew (recent Graduate in Clarinet Performance at UWA School of Music) in recital at Octagon Theatre, Thursday 25th March 1.00pm.
Works by Reicha, Arnold, Dankworth, Dean and Edwards
Jessica Andrew (recent Graduate in Clarinet Performance at UWA School of Music) in recital at Octagon Theatre, Thursday 25th March 1.00pm.
Works by Reicha, Arnold, Dankworth, Dean and Edwards
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Come for a great afternoon of clarinet and saxophone ensemble playing, including a short performance by CASSWA committee members. Parents are welcome to stay.
2:30—4:30pm, Sunday 14th March
St Mary’s Anglican Girls’ School Lady Wardle Performing Arts Centre, Elliot Road, Karrinyup
Members: FREE. Non-members: $10
Or sign up for CASSWA Membership ($30 / $20) and get free entrance to this event PLUS 2 months extra membership free!
www.casswa.com
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Sun Mar 14th CASSWA 2nd year of learning workshop
Sun Jun 20th CASSWA Sax & Clarifeast
Sun Aug 22nd CASSWA Stage 3 Recital practise – Year 12s
Sun Dec 5th CASSWA Christmas Concert
Thu Mar 25
Whether it be Milhaud’s spiritual influences, the misadventure of Strauss’ merry prankster or the symphonic breadth of Spohr’s writing, an evening of fine music is assured.
ensemble SECESSION is comprised of the finest players in WA, including Margaret Blades, WASO Associate Concert Master and other WASO Principal instrumentalists, with significant international experience including the Vienna Symphony and Vienna Classical Players. ensemble SECESSION is inspired by Schoenberg’s desire to perform symphonic pieces in a chamber setting.
Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks is a tone poem by Richard Strauss (1864-1949) chronicling the misadventures and pranks of the German peasant folk hero, Till Eulenspiegel.
In Dreams of Jacob French composer Darius Milhaud (1892–1974), hints at jazz whilst drawing inspiration from the biblical account of the stairway to heaven. Jet Whistle, Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959), is a cello and flute duet, chromatic and cool, with a range of nuanced moods over three movements.
Nonet, Louis Spohr (1784–1859), celebrates Sphor’s gift of lyricism and gracious melody by way of symphonic form.
Violin: Margaret Blades
Viola: Alex Brogan
Cello: Eve Silver
Double Bass: Andrew Rootes
Flute: Andrew Nicholson
Oboe: Fiona Coad
Clarinet: Allan Meyer
Horn: Mal Stewart
Bassoon: Jane Kircher
Tickets: Adult $30 /Concession $24
Bookings: 9432 9565 or in person at Fremantle Arts Centre
Gates open 7pm for 8pm start
Bar Open / No BYO / General Admission / Outdoor Event / Chairs Supplied
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HAVE A MERRY AND SAFE CHRISTMAS!
The CASSWA Christmas Soiree
went off like a Christmas cracker!
Works and artists on the billing included
Patrick Hiketick: 3 Latin Dances, No. 1 Charanga di Xiomara Reyes
(Lisa Gerritsen, Bruce Gillam, Wayne G’Froerer, Adrienne Dunlop)
Claude Debussy: Premiere Rhapsodie
(Catherine Cahill and Irene Shaw)
Richard Ingham: Mrs Malcolm, Her Reel
Will Gregory: High Life
(Just Sax)
Ante Grgin: Hameum Suite
(Vladimir Urosevic, Alex Millier and Dragana Jerinic)
Mike Lowenstern: Sha…
(Philip Everall)
W.A. Mozart (arr. Franz Lotz): The Magic Flute
I Overture
II Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja
V Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen wünscht Papageno sich!
(Stadler Clarinet Quartet )Michael Nyman: Songs For Tony
Jean Francaix: Petit quatour pour saxophones
I Gaguenardise
II Cantilene
III Serenade comique
(The Phone Company)Click here to purchase former WASO principal clarinet Jack Harrison’s CD “Moon River”
Featuring the brilliant Artie Shaw Clarinet concerto.
This disc features Jack Harrison’ and the WASO’s famous version of Golden Wedding and the Artie Shaw Clarinet Concerto. Jack’s also playing harmonica on Mancini’s Moon River and other tracks. Every WA Clarinettist should have a listen to this disc. It’s a part of the rich West Australian Clarinet history and tradition.
Description
This re-release of a classic album of easy listening jazz standards will delight any jazz lover. Featuring Moon River and Golden Wedding, this CD shows the versatility and skill of both Jack Harrison and his instruments. Specially priced at $20.00 this CD will be an instant hit.
Track Listing
- ARTIE SHAW: Clarinet Concerto
- WOODY HERMAN: Golden Wedding
- JOHN CARMICHAEL: A Country Fair
- HENRY MANCINI: Moon River
- LARRY ADLER: Genevieve Waltz
- VERNON LISLE: A Touch of Love
- JACK HARRISON: Jumping Joeys
- JOHNNY MANDEL: The Shadow of your Smile
- TONY OSBORNE: Sunspot
- Arr. MICHAEL HURST: Summer Medley
Released: 2006
ISBN / Catalogue Number: 4765792
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have you ever found that they always
sound absolutely perfect until you
decide to play in public.
they want to rewrite the music.
however they can be gently coaxed
by a talk and treat beforehand.
you can make them obey like a dog
learning a trick if you reward them
after every performance. repetition is not required
but recommended unless squeaks are in your song.
do not scold them because this
makes them quiver like mice and they
squeak just as much. not very pleasant.
when left to their own devices they are
usually very lazy and will sit all alone
like a hermit. they must be trained
and broken in to produce good sound
and combat sleepiness. once one has
chosen the path of laziness they will
often collapse during use. recovery is uncommon.
by Isabelle Claxton
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Welcome to the new website for the Clarinet and Saxophone Society of Western Australia (CASSWA). Stay tuned to this site for details about forthcoming events organised by CASSWA.
Here you’ll also find details of other clarinet and saxophone related concerts and activities happening in and around Western Australia.
We look forward to hearing from you and meeting you in person at one of our activities.
Here’s some video from our very first event, the “Clarifeast”. It features Vladimir Urosevic (clarinet) and Alex Millier (Bass Clarinet) playing a Balkan-inpired piece in 25/8.
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