MOZART : CLARINET CONCERTO K 622

Το Κονσέρτο για Κλαρινέτο σε Λα ελάσσονα ήταν το τελευταίο μεγάλης διάρκειας έργο που ολoκλήρωσε ο Mozart, εβδομάδες πριν απ’ τον αδόκητο, πρόωρο θάνατό του. Το έγραψε έχοντας κατά νου ως σολίστ, ξανά, τον κλαρινετίστα Anton Stadler.
Ακούμε ξεχωριστά το πρώτο και δεύτερο μέρος,
Allegro και Adagio. Σολίστ ο Karl Leister. Το Adagio έχει ακουστεί καταχρηστικά, χάρη στις συλλογές “κλασικής μουσικής για χαλάρωση” που πλημμυρίζουν τα ράφια των δισκοπωλείων από τα ‘90s και εντεύθεν.
Αλλά στην περίπτωσή του, ισχύει η φράση [-κλισέ] : πίσω απ’ τα κλισέ κρύβονται μεγάλες αλήθειες.

Clarinet Concerto in A minor was the last great work completed by Mozart, weeks before his unexpected, untimely death. He wrote it having again in mind clarinetist Anton Stadler as soloist.
We listen separately to the first and second parts,
Allegro and Adagio. Karl Leister is the soloist. Adagio has been overheard, thanks to the “classical music for relaxation” compilations flooding the record stores since the ’90s.
But in its case, the [cliche -] phrase applies : “behind cliches, great truths are hidden”.

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7 Comments

  1. Liz Gauffreau January 29, 2024 at 7:05 pm

    I’ve always liked the lower register of the clarinet.

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    1. Oannes January 29, 2024 at 10:11 pm

      I know exactly what you mean. Clarinet and trumpet are my favorite wind instruments.
      Thank you!

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  2. Sue Dreamwalker January 29, 2024 at 7:48 pm

    What beautiful pieces of music both of them… I loved them so much, your page is going to stay open again, while I replay them again, while in WP.. 🙂 Thank you for this duo.. 🙂

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    1. Oannes January 29, 2024 at 8:10 pm

      Thank you for listening Sue!

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      1. Sue Dreamwalker January 29, 2024 at 8:22 pm

        Totally enjoyed listening Oannes.. Thank you x

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  3. Resa February 4, 2024 at 5:02 am

    Fantastic! What a beautiful sounding instrument. It’s like a sigh…deep… deep within the chest. Sublime!

    Reply

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