John Bruce Yeh-The Complete Clarinetist
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- čas přidán 29. 04. 2022
- John Bruce Yeh, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra's longest serving clarinetist, shares his enthusiastic and passionate energy for performing and teaching. He also discusses his former teachers and mentors in this video interview. John continues to be active as a chamber player, recitalist, recording artist, educator, clinician and proponent of new music.
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Wonderful John Bruce Yeh!. I always remember his great solos in the Chicago Symphony when they came to Italy !
Thank You for such a wonderful interview. John Yeh is s treasure! Good to hear a plug for my friend Matthew Bordoshuk, a fabulous woodwind technician, on overhauling the CSO’s Contrabass Clarinet.
John's a wonderful friend, artist and educator. We're lucky to have him and hearing anything about his story is always an inspiration. Thanks!
What a great guy and musician and so enthusiastic. God bless you both. Bill. UK
John was one of my teachers in my undergrad, and has always been a huge inspiration for me. I loved hearing about his musical upbringing and dedication to his craft. Inspiring!
Thank you for sharing your career story including personal life to make all the details better understood. You often talk about gestures of generosity that you have received and you are just as generous with others, thank you very much!
Thank you Ed for another outstanding interview! I was fortunate enough to first hear John play Debussy (and perhaps Neilson) at the Naumberg competition at Carnegie Hall. I was sitting next to Stanley Drucker and Leon Russianoff--what an amazing event!
John was superb then as he is now. His clip of the Weber Concertino with the Chicago Clarinet Ensemble is one that I share with students who are preparing the piece for All state auditions. A truly outstanding live performance…. tempo, articulation, dynamics and gorgeous tone rendered in service to the composition. His recordings are also first rate.
hi Paul!
Wonderful interview! So interesting to learn about these great artists. Thank you, Ed for this series of exceptional interviews!
I’ve enjoyed several of your interviews, and look forward to viewing more of them. I’d like to suggest someone you might interview, which is Michelle Anderson. I have learned much about playing the clarinet from her videos and classes, and also from being a member of her Clarinet Transformation Community.