Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra
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clagar777
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CJBlaha
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Congratulations to Fritz Kaenzig for winning the Ann Arbor audition.
Other finalists were Chris Blaha (was told he was runner up in a conversation after the audition but it was not announced when Kaenzig was named winner), Kent Eshelman, and 1 other ( I'm so sorry I didn't catch your name). There were 13 candidates in round 1.
Prelims:
RVW mvmt. 1
Meistersinger
Prokofiev 5
Mahler 1
Finals:
Sym. Fantastique
Bydlo
Other finalists were Chris Blaha (was told he was runner up in a conversation after the audition but it was not announced when Kaenzig was named winner), Kent Eshelman, and 1 other ( I'm so sorry I didn't catch your name). There were 13 candidates in round 1.
Prelims:
RVW mvmt. 1
Meistersinger
Prokofiev 5
Mahler 1
Finals:
Sym. Fantastique
Bydlo
Christopher Blaha, DMA
Assoc. Professor of Tuba & Euphonium
The University of Akron
Assoc. Professor of Tuba & Euphonium
The University of Akron
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KentEshelman
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jon112780
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what!
"Would have been much more interesting to watch Fritz, Phil Sinder and Wes Jacobs duke it out."
Hmmm, interesting...
10, 16, or 20oz gloves?
Should there be a tournamant OR toss all three of 'em in the steel cage at the same time and see who brings home the belt?
Do you think Hirsbrunner would sponsor the event? Somebody go ask!
*Kudos to Kent and Tom, they are both very fine players!
Hmmm, interesting...
10, 16, or 20oz gloves?
Should there be a tournamant OR toss all three of 'em in the steel cage at the same time and see who brings home the belt?
Do you think Hirsbrunner would sponsor the event? Somebody go ask!
*Kudos to Kent and Tom, they are both very fine players!