The Double Reed, Vol. 7, No. 1


© International Double Reed Society: Boulder, Colorado, USA -- 1997
© International Double Reed Society: East Lansing, Michigan, USA -- 1984

Original issue edited by Daniel Stolper and Ron Klimko
IDRS WWW issue edited by Eric J. Petersen and Jeffrey P. Vach

TABLE OF CONTENTS

  1. Message from the President: Noah A. Knepper
  2. Policy on honorary membership
  3. IDRS adopts policy
  4. From the bassoon editor's desk: Ron Klimko
  5. Graz Convention and your 1984 income tax
  6. Werner Schulze, organizer of the 1984 Graz Convention
  7. New double reed society announces membership openings
  8. Stolen oboes and bassoons
  9. Extending your reed life: Lora Lynn Snow
  10. An Australian memoir: Dan Stolper
  11. An oboe virtuoso defeats clarinet envy: Barbara Jepson
  12. Stacy Seminar held in Atlanta, Georgia: Marsha McFarland
  13. Letter from Norway: Ruth Gustavsson
  14. A Vivaldi Concerto for Three Bassoons?: Ronald N. Bukoff
  15. Fugue in B-flat minor for solo bassoon (cartoon)
  16. Performances and personalities
  17. William C. Polisi, 1908-1984
  18. Bassoonists news of interest: Ron Klimko
  19. "Excuse me, is that a good bassoon?": George Sakakeeny
  20. New bassoon music: Edgar Kirk
  21. Bassoon record reviews: Philip Gottling
  22. Book review: Philip Gottling
  23. Book and record reviews: Robert Howe, M.D.

On the cover: This portrait of Robert Sprenkle, professor emeritus of oboe at the Eastman School of Music, was unveiled in a ceremony at the school on March 12, 1984. Painted by Stanley Gordon, the portrait hangs in the school's second floor corridor. Mr. Sprenkle recently retired from the position he held on the faculty since 1936.