I love receiving emails like the one I got yesterday:
"Hello! I am writing because I heard of your wonderful performance of Quiet City on NPR from my professor. I am currently in the final stretch of my studies of music education at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and am planning a recital. I have been working on Quiet City and am to the point where I need to get an ensemble together. I am curious if there is any way I would be able to perform the same arrangement you did, with saxophone and clarinets. As soon as I heard the difference of performance and feel I was mesmerized. If you have not yet released it for publication I understand but I sincerely hope that this will be able to be the version I present."
I love receiving emails like the one I got yesterday:
"Hello! I am writing because I heard of your wonderful performance of Quiet City on NPR from my professor. I am currently in the final stretch of my studies of music education at the University of Alaska Fairbanks and am planning a recital. I have been working on Quiet City and am to the point where I need to get an ensemble together. I am curious if there is any way I would be able to perform the same arrangement you did, with saxophone and clarinets. As soon as I heard the difference of performance and feel I was mesmerized. If you have not yet released it for publication I understand but I sincerely hope that this will be able to be the version I present."
He's in luck! It became available this March 2013 through Hal Leonard!
