František Krommer - Concerto for 2 Clarinets, Op. 35

František Krommer (Czech: František Vincenc Kramář; 27 November 1759 in Kamenice u Jihlavy - 8 January 1831 in Vienna) was a Czech composer of classical music, whose 71-year life span began half a year after the death of George Frideric Handel and ended nearly four years after that of Ludwig van Beethoven.
Concerto for 2 Clarinets, Op. 35
1. Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Rondo.
Stanley & Naomi Drucker, clarinets and the Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic conducted by Peter Tiboris

[@raffitorossian6994]

Krommer is an excellent, giant composer and i like all his music works. His style is just the style which i like to listen to. Thanks for uploading.

[@raffitorossian6994]

It has been a very short time that i am listening to Krommer. All i can say, he is a super giant, brilliant composer. And this concerto has definitely been one of my best favorite concertos. The two clarinetists that i am listening now, are super giant artists as well. Plus, i was listening to a giant orchestra. Everything in this video was superb. Thanks for uploading.

[@djfull4442]

this feels like a full plate of drill-shaped pasta with salt, cheese and butter. never enough

[@abeque64]

Thank you very much for your effort uploading this beatiful music, even more marking the Tutti to let the reading easier.

[@cnaeuspertinax1065]

This is an astonishingly beautiful and sprightly work! Many thanks for sharing!

[@hobodawg9364]

This is some 19th century fire.

[@altivoz]

This is awesome!

[@gerardopepe7937]

El hermoso dialogo entre clarinetes ,,,,,,con el apoyo orquestal,,,,,,,,magnifico y encantador concierto,,,,,,,

[@dottorechi9356]

Allegro-0:00 Adagio-10:44 Rondo-16:38

[@_PROCLUS]

TY a lot

[@eliza7874]

Underated

[@gerardbegni2806]

This is a very beautiful work. the interlock of clarinets is so nice !! Like in may works of that time, the weak point is that the tutti uses a great deal of instruments - barsses, timpani - while the solos use only strings pp - at least most often. Even a genius like Weber did not avoid that. We need to look at examples from Mozart at the end of XVIIIth century or Beethoven at the beginning of XIXth to find more integrated examples. But that being said, the works of Krommer are very graceful and deserve to be more widely dissiminated.

[@gerardopepe7937]

En un todo de acuerdo,,,,,,,

[@BeethovenIsGrumpyCat]

Generally, like in Mozart and Beethoven, the strings give a harmonic background to solo parts. Krommer, like Mozart and Beethoven, is exploiting a generic trope of 18th century music and has no deficiency in this regard.

[@danielp.3294]

A me sembra che voi tutti siate matti e sordi... geniale Kramar non ha certamente bisogno che voi gli dite come debba fare un concerto. C'è tutto esattamente al suo posto, l'inventiva melodica non ha concorrenza, l'accompagnamento è geniale e perfetto così come gli assoli. Se questo concerto avesse composto Mozart o Beethoven, cito questi 2 compositori perché oltre loro voi per comodità e pigrizia non vedete, sarebbe il concerto più bello del mondo, ma visto che l'autore è Boemo di cui non conoscete NULLA neanche riuscite pronunciare correttamente il suo nome lo dovete denigrare e svalutare, CAPRE, voglio solo ricordarvi che nell'epoca barocca, classica e romantica la BOHEMIA fu la nazione più musicale d'europa = Zelenka, Černohorsky, Vaňura, Artophaeus, S. Brixi, Seger, Zach, Tůma, Koutník, Benda, Stamic, Ryba Fr. Brixi, Linek, Ant. e Leopold Koželuh, Pavel e Ant. Vranický, Jírovec, Bl. e Jan Kopřiva, Vaňhal, Faulhaber, Resler, Mysliveček, Dušek, Krumpholc, Pichl, Černy, Hummel, Rejcha, Vitásek, Tomášek, Mašek, Voříšek, Dusík, Štich, Kuchař, .... ecc.... Quando non si sa dire nulla e sia gelosi allora si inventano idiozie del tipo che usa troppi strumenti "troppe note... Mozart, ne tolga alcune e poi sarà perfetto" = Giuseppe II = voi siete esattamente così. Allora togliamo alcuni strumenti e note dalle fragorose sinfonie di Beethoven e Rossini.... ma per favore!

[@RogelioCamarilloConductor]

Adagio: 10:44