Klarinet Archive - Posting 000182.txt from 1998/08

From: avrahm galper <agalper@-----.com>
Subj: Re: [kl] Haydn Clarinet Concerti
Date: Wed, 5 Aug 1998 13:40:51 -0400

David E Ross wrote:
>
> Dieter Kloecker has recently uncovered and recorded what he feels to be a
> long-lost Haydn clarinet concerto. The background and stylistic grounds
> for such an attribution are detailed by him in a recent issue of the
> German woodwind magazine 'rohrblatt (vol. 13/1). Presumably much of this
> is duplicated in the notes to the CD--"Orfeo C 448971 A" (which I have not
> yet heard.) On this CD are also 2 Haydn Concerti for 2 Clarinets, which
> are most likely connected to the Notturni Haydn wrote for the King of
> Naples in 1786.
>
> David Ross
> dross@-----.edu
>
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I heard this concerto last night. I didn't think it was much of Haydn.
The critic Fetis, apparently made a remark that a manuscript of a Haydn
concerto was know to have existed. He didn't say that he heard it. I am
almost sure that Klocker found something with no name and assumes this
to be that concerto. I think that in the article about Klocker he
mentions that he even found, possibly, another Mozart concerto. But he
would reveal his sources, saying that everything was under lock and
key.

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Avrahm Galper
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