Klarinet Archive - Posting 000587.txt from 1995/10
From: "Steven J. Goldman" <70621.667@-----.COM> Subj: Re: Michael Haydn clar concerto Date: Sat, 21 Oct 1995 23:59:03 -0400
As far as I know, the only recorded clarinet concerto of M. Haydn is actually a
modern transcription of a D majort flute concerto (P.54). It is (was?) available
on CD on the Olympia lable OCD 406 performed by a Romanian group called The
Quodlibet Musicum Chamber Orchestra. As the conductor/clarinetist Aurelian Octav
Popa was also the transcriber of the piece I don't know if it was ever
published, at least on this side of the old iron curtain. According to the
disk's notes the flute part was transcribed "without changing a single note,
whilst adapting the ornamentation, register and especially the interpretive
style." I know of no real clarinet concerto by the younger Haydn, but much of
his work remains unpublished.
Sorry, no major musicological find here.
Steven Goldman, Glenview IL
(70621,667@-----.com)
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From: Mark Gustavson
Sent: Friday, October 13, 1995 18:46 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list KLARINET
Subject: Michael Haydn clar concerto
Could anyone tell me how I can get a copy of Michaels Haydn's Clarinet
Concerto. I heard this work on the radio and would like to find it. The New
York Public Library doesn't have a listing which makes me think that it could
be some kind of recent musicological find or confusion. Anyone? Thanks.
Mark Gustavson
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