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Thankx for posting this: I have another version. We are so lucky to have studied with him!

Great upload, thanks! Where's part two, please?

Conductors have generally conducted until death, it is far too late to change this fact, it is definitely a tradition by now however unfortunately precieved it is. They generally conduct right up until their dying breath regardless of old age just like Karajan and Bernstein. I don't know a great deal about Tilson Thomas except for his acclaimed attention to Mahler with the SFSO. I also enjoyed Blomstedt's brilliant Sibelius Cycle with the SFSO.

Wow. Thank you. Don't believe I've heard this Vanhal piece before.

He actually sounded pretty bad here. A lot of mistakes

A really important piece I wasn't aware of. Excellent, committed and lyrical performance. I can't wait to play this piece.

I've always loved Milhaud's music but apart from three big hits (you all know what they are!) it is very rarely played in Britain. I first heard this work in a broadcast concert over 40 years ago. Only one recording was available at the time (I think it was this one) and there are only a couple even now. I'm still waiting to hear a live performance. Is the clarinet concerto repertoire so huge that soloists can afford to overlook a gem like this?

Sehr schön! Schöne Tempi! Zeitdokument!

nice

I was in that orchestra!

I love this man. He is always clear. No dramatic emotional nonsense like Bernstein or others like him. He get she job done with his own style and manner. Bravo Tyson Thomas

Thanks So Much For Sharing This Lovely And Timeless Document!!!

did I ever see this??? Sounds great!! :)

Excellent!!! 21:30

One of my all-time favorite performances of Appalachian Spring. Live recording and little known but much appreciated. Thank you and please leave it posted so others may find their way to it and enjoy it.

Thank you David Hattner for uploading these treasures. Do you have the Seattle concert recording from 1970 or any of the choral concert recordkngs?

I remember as a high school student listening to a John Barrows vinyl recording, the title and label of which I've forgotten, but what I remember most was his gorgeous sound. The only description that I could give to his sound would be "robust butter". Maybe someone will understand what I mean. Really wonderful and rare to be sure. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻📯

Lovely piece of music. Reading about Stravinsky . He knew Ingolf Dahl. As I think we all should.

0:01 No.1, 0:43 No.2, 1:38 No.3, 2:31 No.4, 3:16 No.5, 4:36 No.6, 6:51 No.7, 8:21 N0.8 Nice and Clean Performance!

Wonderful to hear my former teacher playing so beautifully ! I studied with him during high school.

Fantastic job. A great group of gifted musicians.

Absolutely beautiful!

My college orchestra was invited to play at the MENC convention in Seattle in 1969. I had some free time and I wandered into the exhibit hall where there were lots of horns on display. There must have been other events going on or maybe it was lunchtime because there were only three people in there: myself, a trumpet player trying an instrument at the other end of the hall, and this rather tall older gentleman. The trumpeter was playing the Brandenburg and Mr. Tall picked up a descant horn and started playing along with him! I was flabbergasted! When he was done, I asked who he was. That’s how I met John Barrows. We talked for a short while but now, at 75, I don’t remember much of the conversation other than him telling me that when he got his euphonium as a kid, it didn’t come with a mouthpiece so he (or his dad) whittled one for it. Unfortunately, I never saw him again.

My longtime friend Larry Wolfe sent this to me. He was apart of this, and all involved did a great job !! Plus I've always loved this piece. As a 'Stage Band' performer in H.S., I played the Tuba, so my (old) Ears still pick out the Tuba parts, LOL !! - Ike (retired USAF combat fighter pilot with ruined ears ...)

Hey, Who is the conductor?...What orchestra is it?...Cleveland? Stop being stupid about these solo passages.

David, your channel is a treasure trove. But I can’t help but find this concerto dull. In terms of musical interest, it puts me in mind of another Goodman commission, Hindemith’s Concerto. We can be thankful to Goodman that he helped bring into being works for clarinet by Copland and Bartok.

Wonderful playing! Very beautiful version

Do d you mean,like squeezing tooth paste, or chewing legato.

J’adore ces brèves pieces Quel musicien Hindemith Quel effet ça doit faire a ces jeunes de jouer si parfaitement une si belle musique !

This is why Marcellus is a f**king legend

Awesome

Jettels Hummelflug

Sehr schön

Amazing

Beautiful performance!

bravo David!

25:19 or 25:43 : It's remarkable how a musician like this sings as though he is almost tone deaf.

Year?

great performance

@6:34 the family guy theme starts for a bit :)

thank you so much for uploading this! We played this in my high school band circa 2004 and I specifically remember this one hitting my heart so fully. I just now got to hear this played by an ensemble for the first time in 20 years and it brings me tears of joy. Music is SO powerful, never stop teaching and sharing 😌

Is there any way I could get the sheet music sent to me? Even if its just a picture from a phone I would love to play this piece. It would be even mroe amazing if you had the other movements transcribed as well!

Bravo!

wonderful playing by the marvelous clarinetist David Hattner!!!

Wow!!!

Thank you for posting this. He is my maternal uncle and I never heard this recording before.

awesome clarinetist!!! wonderful playing. great technique and sound!