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LEVIN has similar success with the Quintet Movement for Clarinet and Strings in B flat, K. 516c, where Mozart had left him even more to go on. Its presentation was unfortunately marred by poor intonation and general timidity on the part of the performers, principally the upper strings...
Robert D. Levin '68, pianist and musicologist, has completed a double concerto movement for piano, violin and orchestra in D Major and the first movement of a quintet for clarinet and strings in B Flat. Both pieces were extant only as incomplete manuscripts before Levin's work...
...problems still plaguing the band were in evidence from the very start--a flute playing out of tune and a shaky clarinet section. But conductor James Walker salvaged Shastakovich's Festive Overture (1954) with excellent intonation...
...French and Russian music, especially the orchestrations ("A harp in an orchestra is like a hair in the soup"). Yet his sonorous, spontaneous-sounding scores so deftly exploit the personality of individual instruments that they speak like characters in a drama-in fact, they often battle each other. His Clarinet Concerto, for example, is built around an argument between the clarinet and snare drum, with the orchestra kibitzing...
...basketball sense developed over eight years at Clemson and North Carolina State. And, oh yes, a guy named Pete-Peter Maravich, 20, his son and favorite basketball player. At 6 ft. 5 in. and 170 Ibs., Pete Maravich looks, as one sportswriter put it, "like a cross between a clarinet and a filter king." But basketball, at least in college, is still a game for shooters not bruisers, and in that department Pete comes on like gunsmoke...