Rietz, Julius (ed. David Schwarb) - Clarinet Concerto in G minor op.29
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A real rediscovery for the clarinet repertoire is the virtuoso concerto by Julius Rietz (1812–1877), a close friend of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy and conductor at the Leipzig Gewandhaus. The tonal language, similar to that of Mendelssohn, and the enthusiasm of the solo clarinet have lost nothing of their attraction to date, as is proven by the phenomenal new recording with Sharon Kam as a soloist.
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"This Concerto is absolutely fantastic, providing the clarinetist with a real challenge, with true Romantic writing at its best. The movements provide much interest and allow the performer to experiment with techniques and interpretation. It is perfect for a big recital as it sounds fabulous as a clarinet/piano reduction, I just hope the examiners agree!"
| Rating: 5/5 4/28/2009 By: Gemma Harris |
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