Heinrich & Carl Baermann: Music for Clarinet and Piano

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Release Date: 16th Nov 2018
Catalogue No: 95785
Label: Brilliant Classics
Length: 68 minutes

Baermann, H: Notturno in F minor

Work length6:43

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)

Baermann, C: Verlorenes glück, Op. 30

Work length4:56

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)

Baermann, H: Introduktion und Polonaise, Op. 25

Work length7:18

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)

Schubert: 6 Lieder (arr. C. Baermann for clarinet and piano)

Work length20:55

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)
Recorded: July 2016
Recording Venue: Salzburg, Austria

I. Der Neugierige

Track length3:14

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II. Wohin?

Track length2:14

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III. Ave Maria

Track length6:36

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IV. Lob der Tränen

Track length2:59

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V. Gretchen am Spinnrade

Track length3:03

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VI. Ständchen

Track length2:49

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Baermann, H: Air varié

Work length8:59

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)

Baermann, C: Die kleine Bettlerin, Op. 14

Work length5:33

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)

Baermann, C: Fantaisie brillante, Op. 7

Work length14:02

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Dario Zingales (clarinet), Florian Podgoreanu (piano)

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Heinrich Baermann and his son Carl count among the most accomplished clarinettists of the Romantic age. Many composers wrote for Heinrich, most notably Carl Maria von Weber, who composed his two concertos and chamber works with Heinrich in mind, impressed as he was by his ‘homogeneity of tone from top to bottom’. Mendelssohn and Meyerbeer were among others who wrote for this ‘Rubini of the clarinet’, as he was known at the time.

His son Carl was less talented as a soloist, though he accompanied his father on concert-tours playing the basset horn, and he turned both to teaching and to instrument-making: in 1860 he produced an 18-keyed Müller-type clarinet, which found favour with many players, including Richard Mühlfeld, for whom Brahms wrote several celebrated late works such as two sonatas and the Clarinet Quintet.

Carl’s own compositions run to 88 opus numbers in all, of which three are played here by the young Italian clarinettist Dario Zingales: two evocative tone-poems and the early but more extensive and demanding Fantasie brillante, op.7. These world premiere recordings are complemented by Carl’s arrangements of six Schubert Lieder, including the evergreen Ave Maria, Gretchen am Spinnrade and Ständchen, in which the vocal line transfers beautifully to the solo instrument.

Heinrich’s own music is even less known but no less rewarding for collectors of littleknown Romantic chamber music. Still unpublished, the Nocturne in F minor is as melodically memorable as it is superbly written for Baermann’s own instrument. Dario Zingales presents its first recording here, as he does the Introduktion und Polonaise, op.25, and the sparkling Air varié, op.12 no.2. With invaluable booklet notes contributed by Zingales himself, this album will also be a valuable acquisition for all clarinettists looking for new repertoire.

Heinrich & Carl Baermann: Music for Clarinet and Piano

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