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Volume 32, Number 3, June 2005 ClarinetFest.2005 TAMA.TOKYO July18m [4 7days^ 24 ms Information <www.cl-fest2005.jp/> Mark Nuccio Associate Principal Clarinet Solo Eb New York Philharmonic \ Gifl/rn^icu&Clf; 03 Since 1825® www.buffet-crampon.com Volume 32, Number 3 June 2005 Features About the Cover... CLARINETFEST. 2005: TAMA, TOKYO • JULY 18-JULY 24, 2005 • PARTHENON, TAMA 36 ClarinetFesU 2005 poster IN MEMORIAM: EMILY BERNSTEIN • ROBERT J. SCHOTT • YUKIO OHASHI 38 THE CLARINET TEACHING OF KEITH STEIN — PART 11: INDEX OF ADVERTISERS DISCUSSION OF ARTICULATION, CONCLUDED by David Pino 40 Alea Publishing & Recording 17 Alexander's Wind Instrument Center 21 DANISH CLARINET MUSIC OF THE 19TH CENTURY: Altieri Instrument Bags 22 THE CLARINETIST'S INFLUENCE by Michael Thrasher 47 Ben Armato 7 Backun Musical Services Inside Back Cover THE ELECTRIC CLARINET, PART II by F. 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