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ahoskin1 last won the day on January 21 2012

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About ahoskin1

  • Birthday 07/16/1990

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    I'm a young British conductor, currently studying post-graduate as an intern with Crispin Ward. My studies will take me to Baton Rouge, USA, Chartres-France, St Gallen-Switzerland, Salzburg Conservatoire and Munich as part of my orchestral touring and programme of study.

    I also work as an orchestrator, working with Jonathan Tunick, Jason Carr and Julian Kelly, all esteemed broadway and London theatre/academy award winning/Tony Nominated/orchestrators :)
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    Sussex, England
  • Occupation
    Conductor
  • Favorite Composers
    Mahler, Tchaikovsky, Respighi, Rachmaninov, Elgar, Stravinsky
  • Notation Software/Sequencers
    Sibelius
  • Instruments Played
    Bassoon

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  1. ahoskin1
    My answer would be if it sounds right...go for it!
  2. ahoskin1
    I guess it raises interesting questions...what about fireworks during the 1812 Overture? Surely just another external noise not originally scored by the composer...I'm only playing Devil's advocate :)
  3. ahoskin1
    I wonder what Cage would say :)
  4. ahoskin1
    Anybody know any J.Little?
  5. ahoskin1

    Oh Tchaikovsky...what you must have felt...

    1. Austenite

      Austenite

      What did you listen to?

  6. ahoskin1
    Mahler's Fifth...
  7. ahoskin1

    Listening to Tchaikovsky's Fifth AND Sixth symphonies...in a row...so much an 8 movement work...

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    2. jrcramer

      jrcramer

      In between he wrote the Manfred symphony

    3. Austenite

      Austenite

      Actually Manfred was written in between the Fourth and Fifth.

    4. jrcramer

      jrcramer

      ah, I have learnt it wrong then; I stand corrected :)

  8. ahoskin1
    Tchaikovsky 5th + 6th Mahler 1st and Fifth(so many of his movements individually are sublime but as a symphony, both the First and Fifth are just...wow) Rachmaninov 2nd Gorecki's Third is also serene!
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