Comments on: Surfboards ready? http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/ Classical Orchestra, Clarinetist, Musician, Clarinet Player, Orchestral Musician Mon, 06 Oct 2008 21:33:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Making Oboe Reeds. | 7Wins.eu http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2797 Making Oboe Reeds. | 7Wins.eu Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:18:49 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2797 [...] Association of International Studies » Blog Archive » re: Music and Love (Cameron Sawyer, Russia)Surfboards ready? at The Buzzing Reed Tags oboe reed reed making bassoon reed making money the oboe clarinet reed oboe reed make [...] [...] Association of International Studies » Blog Archive » re: Music and Love (Cameron Sawyer, Russia)Surfboards ready? at The Buzzing Reed Tags oboe reed reed making bassoon reed making money the oboe clarinet reed oboe reed make [...]

]]> By: Ann and Frank http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2564 Ann and Frank Sun, 18 May 2008 13:17:47 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2564 Magnificent. Thanks David, sorry to miss what you describe as a fabulous concert. But we almost feel like we were present with your description. Magnificent. Thanks David, sorry to miss what you describe as a fabulous concert. But we almost feel like we were present with your description.

]]> By: charles noble http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2541 charles noble Fri, 16 May 2008 23:24:22 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2541 There are many of your brother and sisters in the orchestra world watching what is going on in Columbus, and it is a deplorable situation that we largely feel powerless to affect. Having your reports from "behind the lines" is an invaluable contribution to your organization, and I wish you and your colleagues the best of luck and hope that the CSO will rise again. There are many of your brother and sisters in the orchestra world watching what is going on in Columbus, and it is a deplorable situation that we largely feel powerless to affect. Having your reports from “behind the lines” is an invaluable contribution to your organization, and I wish you and your colleagues the best of luck and hope that the CSO will rise again.

]]> By: oboeinsight » Blog Archive » I Don’t Understand http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2540 oboeinsight » Blog Archive » I Don’t Understand Fri, 16 May 2008 20:15:31 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2540 [...] The review who wrote that (here) admits to not staying. I can’t help but wonder why she couldn’t. I also wonder, of course, why she doesn’t mention that this could be the very last time she ever hears this orchestra. David Thomas wonders too. [...] [...] The review who wrote that (here) admits to not staying. I can’t help but wonder why she couldn’t. I also wonder, of course, why she doesn’t mention that this could be the very last time she ever hears this orchestra. David Thomas wonders too. [...]

]]> By: Robert Royse http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2538 Robert Royse Fri, 16 May 2008 17:56:38 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2538 Dave, thanks again for this blog. It’s great that you are keeping track in such detail of what appears to be the final days of the CSO and what hope there may be for the future in this city. All of us appreciate the time and effort you are investing in these pages. Yes, it is very peculiar indeed, to say the least, that Zuck left before Bolero. Last night’s concert was a great and historical one for the CSO with Bolero to cap it off. Her review barely even mentions the orchestra. She also failed to even mention that the quartet joining Yo-Yo Ma for his encore were members of the CSO. I wonder how much of her review content is dictated by the controlling editorial staff of the Dispatch. This doesn’t seem to be the same Barbara Zuck who joins Christopher Purdy in the WOSU commentaries. Here’s a link to the most recent one : <a href="http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/wosu/.artsmain/article/13/210/1278730/Arts.Unscripted/Arts.Unscripted.5-15-08/" rel="nofollow">Arts Unscripted</a> Still, as a long-time observer of the CSO wouldn’t you think that she would at least hang around for the finale? Couldn’t her review have waited until the Saturday printed paper since the concert wasn’t to be repeated? Bob Royse, CSO English Horn player since 1986 Dave, thanks again for this blog. It’s great that you are keeping track in such detail of what appears to be the final days of the CSO and what hope there may be for the future in this city. All of us appreciate the time and effort you are investing in these pages.

Yes, it is very peculiar indeed, to say the least, that Zuck left before Bolero. Last night’s concert was a great and historical one for the CSO with Bolero to cap it off. Her review barely even mentions the orchestra. She also failed to even mention that the quartet joining Yo-Yo Ma for his encore were members of the CSO. I wonder how much of her review content is dictated by the controlling editorial staff of the Dispatch. This doesn’t seem to be the same Barbara Zuck who joins Christopher Purdy in the WOSU commentaries. Here’s a link to the most recent one :
Arts Unscripted

Still, as a long-time observer of the CSO wouldn’t you think that she would at least hang around for the finale? Couldn’t her review have waited until the Saturday printed paper since the concert wasn’t to be repeated?

Bob Royse, CSO English Horn player since 1986

]]> By: Anna P. http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2536 Anna P. Fri, 16 May 2008 15:50:26 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2536 Dear David, I just found your blog. Thanks for the outspoken perspective from the "other side", and for your sincere dedication to the Symphony. Best to you and your colleagues during these difficult times. Dear David, I just found your blog. Thanks for the outspoken perspective from the “other side”, and for your sincere dedication to the Symphony. Best to you and your colleagues during these difficult times.

]]> By: daily observations » for the love of it http://glitteringstew.com/reed/2008/05/16/surfboards-ready/#comment-2535 daily observations » for the love of it Fri, 16 May 2008 15:31:25 +0000 http://glitteringstew.com/reed/?p=98#comment-2535 [...] by one of your brothers or sisters in the orchestra world. Mine came this morning in the form of a rapturous blog entry by Columbus Symphony principal clarinetist David H. Thomas. There was a paragraph that reminded me [...] [...] by one of your brothers or sisters in the orchestra world. Mine came this morning in the form of a rapturous blog entry by Columbus Symphony principal clarinetist David H. Thomas. There was a paragraph that reminded me [...]

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