Brahms Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in E flat major op 120 2 Pnina Salzman and Yona Etlinger

[@reneejuleselias135]

I’m 90 and plan to perform this magnificent creation soon. I can only thank You Tube for providing opportunities for me to learn from the masters

[@yairayasmin]

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[@רוניתבורדו]

Thank you for this recording with two unforgettable artists

[@yairayasmin]

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[@michaharan]

Surely one of the best if not the best version of this great piece.

[@yairayasmin]

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[@craigsheppard1461]

Wonderful to hear this. Etlinger is a great clarinetist, and I love Pnina Salzman's playing!

[@humamghassib2685]

Brahms' two clarinet (or viola) sonatas Op. 120 are truly sublime. Their autumnal beauty is striking. So is the playing here -- exquisite.

[@JonathanKrehm]

Yona Ettlinger is the clarinetist . Pnina Salzman is the pianist. Yona was one of the greatest clarinetists of his time . I am very grateful to have studied with Yona for 3 years in the mid 1970's . He was a great artist and teacher. He was a student of Louis Cahuzac .He was for many years Principal Clarinetist of the Israel Philharmonic.

[@dennisdougherty7538]

Mr. Krehm, Teach us to play like that: So pure, expressive and romantic. To bad the piano has dissonant sounding major chords (probable bad tuning). It is less noticeable if the volume is down.

[@khool63]

très belle interprétation , le souffle divin de la clarinette qu'affectionnait tant brahms , merci pour le partage

[@giacomogiunti]

Questa sonata è davvero fantastica. Wonderful!!! Wunderbar!!

[@yairayasmin]

Thanks. It's one of her best performances.

[@JoefromNJ1]

i think this piece might have the greatest piano accompaniment ever written for a solo sonata.

[@jcbdwsn]

I always think of it as a sonata for clarinet AND piano rather than a clarinet sonata because the piano has such a big role.

[@janicezany]

Sonatas written for a 'solo' instrument and piano have equal parts in ALL respects. So you're not to think of the piano as an "accompaniment' ( except to provide the rich HARMONIC background throughout).

[@ecseption]

very very best. thank you so much

[@haoweishi1340]

beautiful! doing this for my grade 8

[@yairayasmin]

Thanks, you can find more of Pnina Salzman in KZbin...

[@안양숙-z7g]

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[@stanleybolnik6801]

I ove this sonata and it is beautifully played

[@yairayasmin]

Stanley Bolnik Thanks You are invited to hear more and also visit her Facebook page under the name: Pnina Salzman

[@hudsoncampos5976]

Amazing

[@yairayasmin]

Thanks

[@juliodubini4867]

Thanks Yaira for this excellente version! There's only a doubt about which the interpreters are, as it is mentioned as: "Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in E-Flat, Op. 120, No. 2: Allegro appassionato" de Richard Stoltzman & Richard Goode (iTunes)"... Best wishes!

[@yairayasmin]

Yes so what is yout question again?

[@juliodubini4867]

Well, as the info is contradictory the question is which are the interpreters indeed? Richard Stolzman & R. Goodie or Yona Ettlinger & Pnina Salzman? Cheers.

[@whoitisnot]

This is Ettlinger and Saltzman. Both Ettlinger and Stoltzman are very distinctive in their approach to the clarinet and sound nothing like each other.

[@juliodubini4867]

Thank you.

[@JuanMarcello]

Who is the clarinetist?

[@yairayasmin]

Espírita Doutrina I think it is Yona Etlinger.

[@olivia7687]

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[@hospitality5522]

Brahms aérien.

[@crafterman2345]

Much better on viola

[@mcrettable]

pianist held back way too much and gave way too much at the wrong times ;(

[@hansdekorver7365]

At which places ?