Klarinet Archive - Posting 000028.txt from 2007/01

From: Tony Pay <tony.p@-----.org>
Subj: Re: [kl] Krommer - Clarinet Concerto in E Minor Op. 86 - Orchestral Parts and Score
Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2007 06:21:16 -0500

On 4 Jan, Mario Poirier <Mario_Poirier@-----.ca> wrote:

> ....we can get the Musica Rara score in North-America from various
> university libraries. We will get a score and produce orchestral parts for
> Movement #1, the only movement our student will actually play. It is a
> short movement scored for 5 string voices and timpani. No big deal really.

Well, the Op. 86 we did has very prominent wind parts, including two
clarinets, throughout. (Indeed, as I recall, most of the problems occurred
in the winds, Thea King being particularly on-the-ball with regard to
noticing and correcting them.) The first movement is very symphonic in
dimension, too.

> I was wondering, should we run into something really weird that we
> cannot figure out, could we run a couple of issues by you and get your
> feedback?

I thought I had lost my vinyl copy of the disc we made, but I just found it
and listened to it, and what I write above seems to me to imply that we're
talking about two different pieces. I also now see our perfomance is
available on CD at:

http://www.claves.ch/detail.php?id=99

...so perhaps this is the first 'really weird' thing to check out?

Tony
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