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Overzicht Van Artikelen Overzicht artikelen tijdschrift de Klarinet (per rubriek) Hieronder staat een overzicht van (een selectie van) artikelen uit de tot nu toe verschenen jaargangen van de Klarinet. Het eerste getal verwijst naar het (editie)nummer van de Klarinet. De Klarinet 1 verscheen in maart 1999. Daarna kwam steeds om de twee maanden een nummer uit. De meeste nummers zijn nog voorradig. Ze kosten € 2,00 per stuk, als u een hele jaargang/zes nummers bestelt, betaalt u € 10,00 (deze bedragen zijn exclusief verzendkosten). Het is ook mogelijk een kopie of scan van een artikel op te vragen. Hieraan zijn ook kosten verbonden (minimaal € 2,-). U kunt uw bestelling schriftelijk, telefonisch of per e- mail doorgeven (de Klarinet, Postbus 40008, 8004 DA Zwolle, tel. 038 2302084, [email protected]. Serie: De Docent 1 Johan Bijen (Muziekschool Noord-Twente en Veendam) 2 Luc Feikens (Muziekschool Sneek en Wymbretseradiel) 3 Erwin Hogeboom (Muziekschool Woerden) 4 Ria Boeijen (Muziekschool Helmond, Rosmalen en Schijndel) 6 Rob Streevelaar (Muziekschool Rotterdam) 7 Maarten Stalpers (Muziekstudio Stalpers, Bergen op Zoom) 10 Maarten Jense (Muziekschool Hilvarenbeek en Omstreken) 12 Gerrit Boeschoten (docent in Zwitserland) 14 Emilie de Lanoy Meijer (Toonkunst Muziekschool voor de Drechtsteden) 16 Marc Kerckhof (Stedelijke Academie voor Woord en Muziek te Izegem) 18 Rien Stein (docent te Maartensdijk) 21 Bart Picqeur (docent te Oostende) 24 Joop Boerstoel (docent te Zutphen) Serie: Jong & Leerling en Meester (over klarinetleerlingen en hun docent) 28 Margo Zeeuw 29 Anouk Vermeulen 30 Diede Dijkstra en Bas Tromp 31 Nico Huisman 32 Ilse Hoogendijk 33 Eva Haagsma 35 Julius Jonker en Reinoud Visser 36 Noël Dautzenberg 37 Pim de Jong (leerling) en Marten Hemminga 38 Daniël Willis, Vera van der Burg (leerlingen) en Ciska van ter Mey 39 Floor van der Horst (leerling) en Loes van der Reijden-Aten 40 Amber de Blaaij (leerling) en Josje de Regt 41 Melanie Ramcharan (leerling) en Reinier van der Wal 42 Marije Zwakman (leerling) en Kees Vos 43 Paul Kaiser en (leerling) Janine Buisman 44 Femke Stadhouders en (leerling) Rian Stoffelen 45 Paula Schoenmaker en (leerling) Dave Leonardo Verhoeven 46 Gerrit Boeschoten en (leerling) Nino Negri 47 Vincent van Tongeren en (leerling) Willem Boon 48 Henk Soenen en (leerling) Tanguy Declerq 49 Annelien Vandecandelaere en docent Marc Kerckhof 50 Mariska Wesselo en docent Christine Brandenburg 51 Charlotte van Baarlen en docent Coen Wolfgram Serie: Bas belicht (zie na nr. 50 ook bij andere rubrieken!) 1 De basklarinet als solo-instrument door Henri Bok 2 De ontwikkeling van de basklarinetliteratuur (1) door Henri Bok 3 De ontwikkeling van de basklarinetliteratuur (2) door Henri Bok 5 De ontwikkeling van de basklarinetliteratuur (3) door Henri Bok 6 Interview met Henri Bok door Karin Vrieling 7 De contrabasklarinet laag voor laag (1) door Erwin Scheltjens 8 De contrabasklarinet laag voor laag (2) door Erwin Scheltjens 9 De contrabasklarinet laag voor laag (3) door Erwin Scheltjens 10 Harry Sparnaay door Henk Jansen 11 Sue Newsome door Henri Bok 14 In gesprek met Luis ‘Montanha’ Afonso (Brazilië) door Karin Vrieling 15 In gesprek met Howard Klug (Amerika) door Josje de Regt 16 In gesprek met Marc Kerckhof (België) 17 Bas in New Orleans (ClarinetFest 2001) 19 Nieuw solorepertoire voor basklarinet door Henri Bok 20 Twee nieuwe solowerken van Gustavo Beytelmann en Robin de Raaff door Henri Bok 22 Jan Wijenberg, basklarinettist van de KMK door Karin Vrieling 24 Zo leer je slap tongue op de basklarinet! (1) door Brian Catchlove 25 Josef Horák door Karin Vrieling 26 Zo leer je slap tongue op de basklarinet (2) door Brian Catchlove 26 De altklarinet (dl 1) door Johan van Kalker 28 De altklarinet (dl 2) door Johan van Kalker 31 Bennie Maupin door Henri Bok 37 World Bass Clarinet Convention 2005 Rotterdam door Maarten Mestrom 39 In gesprek met componist David Loeb door Erica de Wijs 39 Harry Sparnaay door Maarten Mestrom 40 Henri Bok (column Jos) 42 Verslag World Bass Clarinet Convention 2005 Rotterdam door Maarten Mestrom 43 Evan Ziporyn door Henk Jansen 43 In memoriam Josef Horák door Henri Bok 50 De altklarinet door Frank Extra Serie: Het Fotoalbum/Curiosa (over bijzondere en historische klarinetten) 1 Chalumeaus en vroege klarinetten door Lukas Snieders 2 Klarinetten uit het begin van de negentiende eeuw 3 Klarinetten uit het midden van de negentiende eeuw 4 Klarinetbouw in Nederland door Oscar Ramspek 5 Klarinetten uit het eind van de negentiende eeuw 6 Klarinetten van 1900 8 De aulos door Dick Verel 9 De kwarttoonklarinet door Henk Jansen 10 Tweeklepsklarinetten van Scherer door Dick Verel 11 Twee klarinetten van Brandt door Dick Verel 13 Over twee onbekende instrumenten en verzamelwoede door Henk Jansen 15 De McIntyreklarinet 16 De heletoonsklarinet van Kees Nederveen 17 De xaphoon 18 Made in India! 20 De klarinet met saxofoonkleppen 21 Uit wandelen met rapier, viool, fluit, trompet of klarinet! 100 de Clintonklarinet 101 6 bijzondere Buffets 102 Zeer uitgebreide klarinetten 103 Linkshandige klarinetten 104 Amerikaanse klarinetten (1) 105 Amerikaanse klarinetten (2) 106 Hoge g-klarinet van Ghirlanda 107 Rotterdamse klarinetten 108 Klarinetten uit Duitsland (1) 109 Klarinetten uit Duitsland (2) 110 Klarinetten uit Duitsland (3) 111 Kinderklarinetten 112 Metalen klarinetten 113 Ebonieten klarinetten 114 Verschillende houtsoorten 115 Klarinetten van Benny Goodman 116 Belgische bouwers 117 Engelse bouwers 118 Plateaukleppen 119 Dubbelwandige metalen klarinet 120 Viva la France (1) 121 Viva la France (2) 122 Viva la France (3) 123 De Baermannklarinet 124 De Lintonklarinet (saxonette) 124 De Saxklarinet van Valentin Bender door Géry Dumoulin 125 Dubbelwandige klarinetten (2) Serie: De wereld van de volksklarinet (door Henk Jansen) 1 De arghûl 2 De launeddas 3 Over Pungi, Xiao, Sipsi … 5 De Turkse klarinet 6 De tárogató 19 Alboka: dubbelklarinet van Baskenland 20 De pibgorn 23 De birbyne uit Litouwen 24 Mänkeri en liru uit Finland 31 De meråker-klarinet: Noorse volksklarinet 71 Zhaleika 86 Pungi (India) 87 Ever buree (Mongolië) door Stephan Vermeersch 89 Hulusi (China) Serie: De klarinet in de jazz (kijk ook bij: interviews) 1 Barney Bigard door Heleen van Erdelen 2 Jimmy Giuffre door Heleen van Erdelen 4 Pee Wee Russell door Gerard Duintjer 5 Wilbur Sweatman door Karin Vrieling 6 John Carter door Heleen van Erdelen 7 Irving Fazola door Thomas Jacobsen 9 François Houle door Henk Jansen 12 John Surman door Henk Jansen 13 De klarinet in dixieland door Gert Huber 13 Ab Baars door Gottfrid van Eck 14 Matt Darriau door Henk Jansen 15 Theo Jörgensmann door Henk Jansen 17 Maarten Ornstein door Henk Jansen 18 Het SchornPuntin Duo door Henk Jansen 27 Gabriele Mirabassi door Henk Jansen 29 Frank Gratkowski door Henk Jansen 40 Chris Speed door Henk Jansen 57 In memoriam Jimmy Giuffre door Henk Jansen Klezmer (kijk ook bij: interviews) 7 David Krakauer door Gottfrid van Eck 8 Klezmer, muziek voor de ziel (dl 1) door Gottfrid van Eck 9 Klezmer, muziek voor de ziel (dl 2) door Gottfrid van Eck 10 Klezmer, muziek voor de ziel (dl 3) door Gottfrid van Eck 11 Gottfrid van Eck 17 Klezmermuziek voor klarinet door Gerrit Boeschoten Serie: Klarinet Ensembles 1 Nederlands Clarinet Choir 2 Piet Jeegers Clarinet Choir 3 Claribel (België) 5 Koorenhuis Klarinet Ensemble (Den Haag) 6 Lignum (Leiden) 8 Het Belgische Klarinetkwartet Arghul 9 Klarinetkwartet Clarté Noire 11 Haarlems Clarinet Choir 12 KlarinetNsemble van Hilvarenbeek en Omstreken 14 Mpingo Clarinet Choir (Zwolle) 15 Emiliano Clarinet Quartet (Italië) 16 Clarinets Unlimited (Groningen) 16 Valerius Ensemble 18 Klasmo (Meppel e.o.) 23 Flanders Clarinet Quartet 25 Houtblazersensemble Concertino 34 Farkas Quintet 41 Witte Nachten (met Michel Marang) 46 Klarinetkwartet Orkest van de Koninklijke Luchtmacht door Peter Beerkens 45 De geboorte van Keuris’ Klarinetkwartet/Het Nederlands Klarinetkwartet door Kees Vos en Jan Jansen 50 Clarinet Choir Klar! (Bern) door Gerrit Boeschoten 52 Gauguin Ensemble: ambassadeur klassieke muziek 54 Klarinetkwartet Kla-vier door Yvonne Bosch 58 New Clarinet Symphonics door Henk Mertens 65 10 jaar Maalstroom door Louis Skoda 69 Klarinet ensemble Lignum, door Irene Baard 69 Het Sebes Ensemble door Rolinka Niers 70 Een kwart eeuw Calefax Rietkwintet door Karin Vrieling 71 Klarinetkwartet Clarté Noire door Henk Loman 72 Nieuw project Hexagon Ensemble (Lady Macbeth) 74 Eolian Ensemble door Josje de Regt 75 Wervelwind Ensemble door Karin Vrieling 76 Trio C tot de Derde door Karin Vrieling 76 Lets Klarinetkwartet en kwartet van de Koninklijke Luchtmacht door Peter Beerkens 77 Clarinets Unlimited uit Groningen door Ivar van der Leij en Jessica Koetsier 78 Kurios Klarinetkwartet door Karin Vrieling 87 Nieuw Amsterdams Klarinet Kwartet door Karin Vrieling 91 Duo Kokopelli door Fanny van Rooij 93 Klarinetsectie van de philharmonie zuidnederland door Fanny van Rooij 94 25 jaar Arnhems Klarinettenkoor door Ruud Geerts 95 A’dam Diviso door Carolien Jonker 100 Ensemble Claricon Maasmechelen 101 Calefax 30 jaar! door Hester Mol en Lex Bohlmeijer 102 Gauguin Ensemble (oa Yfynke Hoogeveen) door Loek Beukman 103 NBE (oa Harmen de Boer) door Jesse Faber 104 CoDa Duo (oa Daphne Schrama) door Loek Beukman 105 Clarinet Choir Weert door Heleen Horikx 107 Dutch Swing College Band door Jos Valster 107 KlarinetNsemble door Aad Goedendorp 109 ClariNext, Utrechts Conservatorium door Cécile Rongen e.a. 109 Klarinetsectie Het Oudenaards Harmonieorkest 110 Klarinetsectie Kon. 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