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	történet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Tarogato was also resounding at the crowning of Leopold II in Pozsony while the guard was carrying the crown across the bridge.
		The reviews of the concert reported about the interesting timbre of the instrument: "there is something lamenting in the tarogato sound with especially beautiful tones in the middle register while somewhat dissatisfactory in the higher register, nevertheless it is the closest to human voice of all the winds".
		The modified tarogato was presented by Gyula Káldy in a historic concert at the Hungarian Academy of Science where it produced sensation when demonstrated and played by Henrik Hichisch, the clarinetist at the Hungarian Royal Opera and teacher at the National Conservatory.
	www.tarogato.hu /angol/tortenet.html (1386 words)

	Gingras has a new toy: the tarogato (Feb15'99)
		The clarinet professor’s latest research venture involves the study of the tarogato, a Hungarian folk instrument which sounds somewhat like a sopano saxophone, has a straight, wooden body with a conical bore, and sports a single reed mouthpiece similar to the clarinet.
		Gingras is coaching with tarogato specialist Gheorghe Trimbitas who immigrated from Romania in 1995 and performs with the Cleveland-based Transylvania Group.
		According to Gingras, the predecessor of the tarogato was a double reed instrument which, at the beginning of the 18th century, was very popular among the adherents of the Rakoczy movement.
	www.fna.muohio.edu /musweb/newspage/newsindex/arch_tarogato.html (368 words)

	Tarogato (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The Tarogato refers to two different musical instruments, both of them Hungarian.
		Up to about the 18th Century, the tarogato was a type of shawm, with a double reed.
		In 1890, a new instrument was invented, which is also called the tarogato.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/t/ta/tarogato.html (107 words)

	The Slovak Spectator - Slovakia's English Language Newspaper
		The tarogato, which musicians agree is hard to play because it is so difficult to keep in tune, acquired the form that is known today in 1889.
		This instrumental piece begins with a gentle tambourine rhythm, which is soon broken by a sharp sound from the tarogato, which then leads into a jazzy drum beat and strings.
		The lively, rhythmical tarogato tunes in the first composition are followed by two grand classical tracks: Adagio by the Venetian musician Benedetto Marcello and a glorious extract from the ballet Swan Lake - Romanca in F minor - by Russian composer Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky.
	www.slovakspectator.sk /clanok_tlac.asp?cl=11552&rub=spect_cult (626 words)

	SLAM Productions, Oxfordshire, UK
		Dividing his time between his trademark tarogato and baritone saxophone, Haslam sets the tone for each improvised piece either with gruff, occasionally blearily dignified baritone statements or with the more strident, querulous sound of the Hungarian instrument.
		Haslam alternates between baritone saxophone and tarogato (perhaps now an equal partner with the baritone, his main axe), sometimes simultaneously, while Hession largely sticks to a whirlwind of drums and cymbal expressionism.
		A tarogato pioneer before it was adopted by other saxophonists like Peter Brötzmann, the reedist often relies on its grainy, not-quite-alto, and not-quite-tenor, timbre to leaven the baritone's bellow.
	www.slamproductions.net /menus/cataloguedetail.asp?QItemId=140&QDetail=reviews (1989 words)

	"S-RWF" Jakob the Liar - Edward Shearmur
		His tarogato is made by Stowasser of Budapest around 1920, which makes this one of the best specimen of them all.
		Both accordeon and tarogato (or actually clarinet in real klezmer) are very important in that tradition, so Shearmur used them a lot and for various moods.
		The tarogato is used here for amusement use, though this could also be used for a dramatic part.
	www.robin-williams.net /scores/jakobtheliar.htm (2752 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Saxophone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The Hungarian/Romanian tarogato, which is quite similar to a soprano saxophone, has also been speculated to have been an inspiration.
		However, this cannot be so, as the modern tarogato with a single reed mouthpiece was not developed until the 1890's, long after the saxophone had been invented.
		It is likely that Sax's intent was to invent an entirely new instrument which suited his desires both tonally and technically and possessed a new level of flexibility.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Saxophone (3002 words)

	The Database of Recorded American Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		The tarogato part (played here on bass clarinet) includes notated and improvised material and was inspired by performance practices associated with the long history of that noble instrument.
		When the bass clarinet improvises, in three sections that are characterized by increased activity and wilder gestures, the program also improvises, elaborating on material taken from the tarogato part.
		The result is a meeting of the traditional and technological, in which the exotic strains of Hungarian folk music are enhanced by the computer context created to support it.
	dlib.nyu.edu /dram/note.cgi?id=2507 (283 words)

	TIME Magazine Archive Article -- Old Woodwind -- Nov. 19, 1951 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Hungarians once used the ancient tarogato—a deep-toned, clarinet-like woodwind of remote Tibetan ancestry—much as the Romans, and the Scots and Irish after them, used the bagpipe: the tarogato's sound was a stirring call to war.
		In skirmishes with their Austrian rulers in the early 17003, patriotic tarogato players could arouse their fellow peasants to wild combat fury merely by playing their favorite songs of freedom.
		The annoyedAustrians finally saw the point, and burned every tarogato they could find.But a few of the instruments survived, and one 130-year-old copy turned up at...
	www.time.com /time/archive/printout/0,23657,857074,00.html (144 words)

	TIME.com: Old Woodwind -- Nov. 19, 1951 -- Page 1
		Radio Free Europe, is an old hand at the tarogato; he charmed Carnegie Hall's audience with his skillful exposition of its haunting personality.
		Although the instrument has a range of only two octaves—excluding it from ordinary orchestra work —its tone is rich and expressive; its sound is as compelling as any instrument in the woodwind family.
		The Communist regime, recalling how the tarogato's vibrant voice of freedom made trouble for the Austrians, has banned it.
	www.time.com /time/archive/preview/0,10987,857074,00.html (415 words)

	NWCForum - Tarogato & Sorcerer's Apprentice
		About the tarogato, that sounds promising, but there's no picture to show me. All too common is it always a keyless tarogato.
		Almost always, the tarogato with a single reed will have a key system.
		I got curious what a tarogato is, so I found this page.
	www.noteworthysoftware.com /nwcforum/3617.htm?rcnt=5 (160 words)

	Franklin Stover - Classical music composer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Very early on, was strongly influenced by east european composers, especially Czech and Hungarian, and has maintained ties there.
		Became interested in the Hungarian tarogato in the late 1980's, attended a tarogato conference in Hungary, and composed his "Tarogato Concertant" for two tarogatos and orchestra.
		Recieved research and writing grant from Ludwig Vogelstein Foundation in 1999 to complete manuscript on the tarogato.
	www.classical-composers.org /comp/stover (559 words)

	Romeo Records - At Romeo Records We Love Music
		The tarogato is an instrument in the clarinet family and is usually associated with Hungary.
		This CD presents seven compositions especially written for the tarogato in a solo capacity as well as in connection with electronics (tape).
		All works were written for Esther Lamneck who performs them with skill and distinction.
	www.romeorecords.com /pages/RomeoRecords-7212.htm (60 words)

	H2G2
		The Tarogato is like a straight wooden saxophone.
		It has a clarinet-type mouthpiece but a conical bore, so it sounds more like a saxophone.
		Tarogato players get cross if you call it a tarogato, because it is actually a t
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/pda/A486074?s_split=1&s_id=30 (65 words)

	The Clarinet BBoard
		I discovered this forum a few weeks ago, and was very happy to find a place with a lot of persons as mad as me about clarinet!
		He also owned a very rare bass tarogato, an incredible long conic tube that reach your feets!
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	Hear The Sound Of Tarogato by Gy, Laszlo Kiss CD
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	Broadmining: Tarogato (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Up to about the 18th Century, the tarogato was a type of
		It is made out of wood and has a conical bore, similar to a saxophone.
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	www.lowide.com /Tarogato (121 words)

	BMOP :: Larry Austin
		In summer 1998, Austin was awarded a month-long composer residency at the Rockefeller Center at Bellagio, Italy, completing his commission from tarogato player Esther Lamneck, Â¡Tarogato!
		In February 2000, Austin was a guest research fellow in the Electroacoustic Music Studios, University of York, UK, working on a commission for the London-based Smith Quartet, completing ambisonic recordings for Ottuplo!
		On January 30, 2003, in an Interpretations, Merkin Concert Hall concert in New York City with composer James Dashow, was presented the world premiere of his recent work, Threnos, for bass clarinet(s) and octophonic computer music, commissioned by Michael Lowenstern.
	www.bmop.org /musicians/composer_bio.aspx?cid=187 (732 words)

	Atavistic Worldwide \| Peter Brötzmann: Various Projects
		Peter Brötzmann — tenor sax, tarogato, clarinet Joe McPhee — trumpet, valve trombone Jeb Bishop — trombone Ken Vandermark — tenor sax, clarinet Mats...more
		Peter Brötzmann — tarogato, e-flat clarinet, alto & tenor sax Hamid Drake — frame drum, tablas, drums Mahmoud Gania — guembri, voice
		Peter Brötzmann — tarogato, e-flat clarinet, alto/tenor sax Hamid Drake — frame drum, tablas, drums
	www.atavistic.com /artist.cfm?ThisArtist=169&xid=6446 (196 words)

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	JR.com: Laszlo Kiss Gy - Hear The Sound Of Tarogato in Music: Hungarian:
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		Personnel includes: Laszlo Kiss Gy (tarogato); Andras Lilkes (bass).
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	Dried Rat Dog by Peter Brotzmann & Hamid Drake
		The Dried Rat-Dog is a free jazz energy wallop from the duo of multireedist Peter Brotzmann and percussionist Hamid Drake
		Clarinet, E Flat Clarinet, Main Performer, Sax (Alto), Taragat, Tarogato, Sax (Tenor), Producer
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