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Clarinet Colours

Maria Du Toit (clarinet), Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, Arjan Tien

David Earl's Concerto is an amiably tuneful affair, with a buoyant finale that could have come straight out of early-20th-century England.

Clarinet Colours

Maria Du Toit (clarinet), Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, Arjan Tien

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David Earl's Concerto is an amiably tuneful affair, with a buoyant finale that could have come straight out of early-20th-century England.

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South African/Dutch clarinettist Maria du Toit and the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Arjan Tien release 'Clarinet Colours' on Channel Classics. Exploring the contemporary clarinet repertoire of South African composers reveals a sound world of striking colour and contrast. Often described as the "Rainbow Nation," South Africa embodies a complex tapestry of cultures, languages, and histories, bound together by resilience and renewal. This album mirrors that spirit, showcasing the clarinet's remarkable versatility while tracing a wide spectrum of expressive colour and energy. The concertos by leading South African composers David Earl, Roelof Temmingh and Conrad Asman were written for, or dedicated to Maria du Toit.

Contents and tracklist

I. Lementoso
Track length15:38
This track is only available as an album download.
II. Scherzando
Track length4:55
I. Andante con poco mosso
Track length5:52
II. Adagio
Track length9:14
III. Andante marcato alle marcia
Track length7:42

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September 2026

David Earl's Concerto is an amiably tuneful affair, with a buoyant finale that could have come straight out of early-20th-century England.
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