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kobvindex_ZLB34294040
Format:
1 CD (65:28 Min.)
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1 Booklet (14 Seiten)
Content:
TON-E During his summer holidays at Bad Ischl in 1892 and 1893, Brahms concentrated on composing solo piano music but the following year he set about writing two more works for Mühlfeld. These were the sonatas for clarinet and piano and they were tried out for the first time at Duke Georg's summer palace near Berchtesgaden on 19 September 1894. Two months later Brahms and Mühlfeld were to play these new works to Clara Schumann at her home in Frankfurt, having first sent her a tuning fork so that her piano could be tuned to the pitch favoured by the clarinettist. Clara was delighted with the sonatas and was subsequently to play them herself with Mühlfeld. They received their first public performances at a concert in Vienna on 7 January 1895. The Trio is in four movements, the first of which opens with a theme Brahms had originally intended for inclusion in a fifth symphony he was never to write. Like the Trio, the F minor sonata has four movements but the E flat major only has three, the third being in the form of a theme and variations. It is said that Brahms tended to claim that these two sonatas were for 'piano and Mühlfeld' but the published score more prosaically describes them as being for 'piano and clarinet (or viola)'. This release presents a selection of for clarinet, piano and cello performed by the young musicians Joseph Shiner (clarinet), Somi Kim (piano) and Yoanna Prodanova (cello).
Note:
"Recorded on 1st - 3rd May 2018 at Wyastone, Monmouth, UK"
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Enthält: Trio für Klarinette, Klavier und Violoncello a-moll Op. 114 "Klarinettentrio" - Sonate für Klarinette und Klavier Nr. 1 f-moll op. 120 Nr. 1 - Sonate für Klarinette und Klavier Nr. 2 Es-Dur op. 120 Nr. 2.
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Undetermined
Keywords:
Klarinettenmusik
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Musiktonträger
Author information:
Brahms, Johannes
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