They were using my publication for thzeir recording. By the way, his name is
Klaus not Klauss. Remind me after May 15th, to send it to you, as I am
writing from Shanghai at the moment. What a incredible change since I was
here last time in 1996. This city outbids Tokyo & Hongkong & has undergone
the same big change as did Bangkok the last thirty years, but here they
scrapped one area after the other. When I was here first time in 1984, there
was no Pudong area where some of the wqorlds tallest construction stay
nearby each other (Pearl Tower, Jin Mao tower etc., the new Opera House in
its futuristic design, many skyscrapers still under construction. And one
becomes a real shopping addict maniac, really. I did not expect that. All
people extremely friendly, food super superb, policemen very helpful, taxi
driver no cheating, easy immigration. A place to visit befor prices will
boom up more.
Heading for Luoyang tomorrow, to visit the famousa Longmen Buddha grottoes.
Get some info about by searching under Google "Longmen".
Warmest greetings from 30 centigrades Shanghai. We travel WITHOUT even the
mouthpiece. Wonderful.
Hans
> Hi everyone,
> I was listening to the recording of Klauss
> Wallendorf and Sarah Willis playing the Rosetti
> Concerto in F Major for Two Horns and Orchestra and
> was wondering if anyone knew where I could get the
> music, either orchestral score or piano reduction. It
> sounds great and a friend and I wanted to give it a
> shot. Thanks in advance!
> -Kipp
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