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Han Gál: Chamber Music for Clarinet

Ensemble Burletta

Han Gál: Chamber Music for Clarinet
This is a major discovery, and clarinettist Shelly Levy makes a sympathetic champion-plangent in her bottom register and accompanied by a quartet whose wide-grained tone quality suits this...

Han Gál: Chamber Music for Clarinet

Ensemble Burletta

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This is a major discovery, and clarinettist Shelly Levy makes a sympathetic champion-plangent in her bottom register and accompanied by a quartet whose wide-grained tone quality suits this...

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Like Brahms and Reger, Hans Gál (1890–1987) expressed some of his last musical thoughts in the form of a Clarinet Quintet, this one written when its composer was 87 years old. But the earlier works here – the Serenade written in Vienna between Gál’s expulsion from Nazi Germany and his flight after the Anschluss, and the Trio, composed in his new home of Edinburgh – reveal that its elegiac, autumnal lyricism was his natural mode of expression. In these three scores, indeed, he produced some of the loveliest music in the clarinet repertoire.

Contents and tracklist

I. Allegro comodo
Track length7:48
II. Lento - Quasi allegretto
Track length9:43
III. Poco adagio - Allegro molto
Track length7:05
I. Moderato assai
Track length8:03
II. Andantino capriccioso
Track length6:10
III. Tema con variazioni
Track length6:17
I. Cantabile
Track length7:47
II. Burletta
Track length3:58
III. Intermezzo
Track length3:06
IV. Giocoso
Track length5:28

Awards and reviews

January 2017

This is a major discovery, and clarinettist Shelly Levy makes a sympathetic champion-plangent in her bottom register and accompanied by a quartet whose wide-grained tone quality suits this music well.

4th November 2016

Grace, personable dignity and deep-pile warmth.
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