By
Carl Maria von Weber
Weber’s Concertino in E-flat Major is a cornerstone of the clarinet repertoire, combining lyrical charm with virtuosic display in a compact, single-movement form. The piece opens with a somber Adagio, showcasing the clarinet’s rich lower register and requiring expressive phrasing. It then shifts to a lively and technically demanding Allegro, with rapid arpeggios, leaps, and intricate passagework that highlight the instrument’s agility and wide range. The Concertino calls for dynamic contrast and precise articulation, capturing Weber’s flair for drama and the clarinet’s full expressive palette.
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by:
Sharon Kam
In this course, soloist Sharon Kam takes you step-by-step through Weber's wonderful Concertino for clarinet. This is a work that really shows the audience everything the clarinet can do, and it's a great piece for really mastering the instrument. Sharon Kam helps you jump all of its hurdles: hitting high notes, articulation, big interval leaps, breathing. She covers it all in this practical and engaging course on one of Weber's masterpieces for the clarinet!
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