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The Voice of the Clarinet

Label: Divine Art
Catalogue No: DDA 25040
EAN/UPC: 809730504020
Artist(s):
Clinton Cormany Cristo Barrios

Composer(s):
Claude Debussy Cole Porter Edvard Grieg Fernando Obradors Francis Poulenc Franz Josef Haydn Franz Schubert Gabriel Fauré Gioachino Rossini Giulio Caccini Henri Duparc Hugo Wolf Jean Sibelius Johannes Brahms Manuel De Falla Maurice Ravel Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Ralph Vaughan Williams Richard Strauss Robert Schumann

Release Date: May 1, 2006
Genres:
Chamber Music Clarinet or Saxophone Instrumental

Periods:
Romantic

Discs: 1
Total Playing Time: 61:02

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The Voice of the Clarinet

Along with the cello, the clarinet is often regarded as the most “voice-like” expressive instrument. In a unique programme, 20 art-songs and lieder (and one swing classic!) have been newly arranged for clarinet and piano. The result is a beautiful, unusual and uplifting recital with music from across the world.

    Edvard Grieg:
  1. Ein Traum, op. 48 no. 6 (2:29)
    2. Ralph Vaughan Williams:
  2. The Roadside Fire (2:18)
    3. Giulio Caccini:
  3. Amarilli, mea bella (3:05)
    4. Jean Sibelius:
  4. Var et en drom?, op. 37 no 4 (2:02)
    5. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov:
  5. The Nightingale sings to the Rose, op. 2 no. 2 (3:10)
    6. Henri Duparc:
  6. L’invitation du voyage (3:59)
    7. Josef Haydn:
  7. Piercing Eyes (1:43)
    8. Johannes Brahms:
  8. Kommt dir manchmal in den Sinn, op. 103 no. 7 (2:08)
    9. Manuel de Falla:
  9. Asturiana (2:16)
    10. Gioacchino Rossini:
  10. La fioria fiorentina (3:47)
    11. Robert Schumann:
  11. Requiem,op. 90 no. 7 (3:56)
    12. Maurice Ravel:
  12. Piece en forme d’habanera (3:05)
    13. Franz Schubert:
  13. Gretchen am Spinnrade, D.118 no. 2 (3:40)
    14. Claude Debussy:
  14. Beau Soir (2:36)
    15. Cole Porter:
  15. Just one of those Things (3:29)
    16. Sergei Rachmaninoff:
  16. Daisies, op. 38 no. 3 (2:41)
    17. Francis Poulenc:
  17. Les chemins de l’amour (3:22)
    18. Hugo Wolf:
  18. Auch kleine Dinge (2:29)
    19. Richard Strauss:
  19. Caecile, op. 27 no. 1 (2:25)
    20. Gabriel Fauré:
  20. Les berceaux, op. 23 no. 1 (2:49)
    21. Fernando Obradors:
  21. Coplas de Curro Dulce (3:10)

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  1. 01
    Ein Traum, op. 48 no. 6 (2:29)

  2. 02
    The Roadside Fire (2:18)

  3. 03
    Amarilli, mea bella (3:05)

  4. 04
    Var et en drom?, op. 37 no 4 (2:02)

  5. 05
    The Nightingale sings to the Rose, op. 2 no. 2 (3:10)

  6. 06
    L'invitation du voyage (3:59)

  7. 07
    Piercing Eyes (1:43)

  8. 08
    Kommt dir manchmal in den Sinn, op. 103 no. 7 (2:08)

  9. 09
    Asturiana (2:16)

  10. 10
    La fioria fiorentina (3:47)

  11. 11
    Requiem,op. 90 no. 7 (3:56)

  12. 12
    Piece en forme d'habanera (3:05)

  13. 13
    Gretchen am Spinnrade, D.118 no. 2 (3:40)

  14. 14
    Beau Soir (2:36)

  15. 15
    Just one of those Things (3:29)

  16. 16
    Daisies, op. 38 no. 3 (2:41)

  17. 17
    Les chemins de l'amour (3:22)

  18. 18
    Auch kleine Dinge (2:29)

  19. 19
    Caecile, op. 27 no. 1 (2:25)

  20. 20
    Les berceaux, op. 23 no. 1 (2:49)

  21. 21
    Coplas de Curro Dulce (3:10)

  • MusicWeb

    “

    This is a feast for those addicted to the liquid legato of the clarinet. The hero here is Cristo Barrios and his accomplished partner is Clinton Cormany. Together they put forward a largely delightful collection.

    ” —Jonathan Woolf

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  • International Record Review

    “

    There is of course lots of lovely, even cosy, deliquescent melody around. Cristo Barrios makes a nice individual sound, reedier than some, and has great breath-control; and I am sure he has absorbed all the texts, which are generously printed in full in the booklet. There is no shortage of beautiful moments, and even surprises.

    ” —Piers Burton-Page

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  • American Record Guide

    “

    The transcriptions are well done, and Cormany’s playing mirrors his vast experience as a vocal accompanist. Barrios, a former student of Richard Stolzman, bears much of his teacher’s passionate musicianship.

    ” —Hanudel

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