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 dark clarinet music
Author: nbblazer 
Date:   2008-01-07 05:36

Are there any solo or chamber clarinet pieces that sound dark, sinister, evil, and angry? Did Mahler do anything for the clarinet repertoire? It seems like a lot of clarinet music is happy, or sad and in-between. Can the clarinet perform music that is so dark that it is beautiful?

 
 Re: dark clarinet music
Author: MJSmith 
Date:   2008-01-07 06:04

See the thread I started, asking pretty much the same thing...

http://test.woodwind.org/clarinet/BBoard/read.html?f=1&i=262448&t=262448

To answer your question, the clarinet can perform music that is so dark, that it is beautiful.

The second movement of "Time Pieces" (II. Andante Espressivo) by Robert Muczynski always comes to mind.

California State University, Fresno
B.A., Music Education - (c/o 2008)

 
 Re: dark clarinet music
Author: GBK 
Date:   2008-01-07 06:15

[ Since this is a repeat of a similar topic, we'll close this thread for now.

Additional responses can be added to the thread referenced above - GBK ]

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