Camillo Schumann: Works for Clarinet & Piano

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Release Date: 30th Jul 2021
Catalogue No: 555226-2
Label: CPO
Length: 72 minutes

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Schumann, Camillo: Clarinet Sonata No. 1 in B flat major, Op. 112

Work length31:12

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Bettina Beigelbeck (clarinet), Jeannette La-Deur (piano)

I. Allegro ma non tanto

Track length13:01

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II. Andante cantabile

Track length5:25

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III. Scherzo. Presto

Track length5:17

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IV. Allegro moderato

Track length7:29

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Schumann, Camillo: Serenade for Clarinet & Piano

Work length19:16

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Bettina Beigelbeck (clarinet), Jeannette La-Deur (piano)

I. Tempo di marcia

Track length4:15

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II. Cavatine

Track length3:54

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III. Scherzo

Track length3:21

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IV. Pastorale

Track length3:37

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V. Humoreske

Track length4:09

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Schumann, Camillo: Clarinet Sonata No. 2 in E flat major, Op. 134

Work length21:59

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Bettina Beigelbeck (clarinet), Jeannette La-Deur (piano)

I. Allegro ma non tanto

Track length8:07

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II. Un poco adagio

Track length6:37

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III. Moderato

Track length7:15

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Many works by Camillo Schumann remained unpublished during his lifetime and today are housed in the Saxon State Archive – a fate very different from that of his elder brother Georg Schumann, whose oeuvre has experienced a selective, though continuous renaissance on the recording market during the past decades (e.g., on cpo). And yet Camillo Schumann’s oeuvre covers almost all the musical genres, and more than three hundred works by him have now been documented. The special qualities of Schumann’s compositional capabilities are present in fine fashion everywhere in his sonatas for clarinet and piano: careful, finely balanced architectonic structures with skillfully elaborated transitions between the individual movement sections, attractive dialogues between the voices, congenial use of the resources of the particular instruments, suspenseful intensifications, and neatly proportioned solutions and conclusions. The compositional tradition of Reinecke and Radecke in which Schumann grew up is continued practically without a break into the twentieth century. Along with his fourth sonata, his playful Serenade in F major in five movements for clarinet and piano was his last composition of more than one movement for these instruments. Here too he proves to be a composer who knows what he is doing and knows how to realize his ideas with the greatest technical expertise.

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