Kaspar Kummer: Trio for Flute, Clarinet, and Bassoon, Op. 32 (1827)

00:00 - I. Allegro
10:28 - II. Andante grazioso
14:18 - III. Rondo: Allegretto
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Bassoon: Danilo Zaffaroni
Clarinet: Luigi Magistrelli
Flute: Elena Cecconi
Year of Recording: 2019
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"Caspar Kummer is a composer of unjustly little renown. Held in high esteem by his contemporaries, relatively little information can be found on his life in the leading music dictionaries of today, a fact that stands in stark contrast to his compositional excellence as well as his virtuosity as a flautist. Though Kummer rose to the position of Kapellmeister in the castle chapel of an important German duke in his later years, his creative output failed to reach a similar level of renown after his death in 1870. " (Brilliant Classics)
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Note: There are some pitches in this edition that are notated incorrectly.
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[@Titanox237]

thank you for the score one detail : that's a picture of Borodine, and not Kaspar Kummer

[@prestonatkins1337]

Thanks for your support! You are definitely right about the picture, It looked familiar to me but I suppose that I wasn’t paying attention. When I looked for a picture online for Kummer this picture appeared. Even after another search, I am not sure there is a picture of him available anywhere on the internet.

[@ETMargraf]

Cool, haven’t seen a score by Thomas goss yet, amazing channel. I love this work by Kummer

[@vanessapacenza1471]

Hi! Someone has the pdf?

[@jonathanrio6587]

I am going to play the bassoon in this soon. I've been practicing and in measure 164, shouldn't the accidental B-natural be flatted again in the 3rd set of 16th notes? It isn't written that way, but when I practice it like that, it just sounds wrong, and I hear it flatted again in this recording, unless my ear is wrong. ANYONE? Thanks!

[@chriscobb7245]

Hi 2 months late and with a perfect pitch confirmation, he does indeed play a Bb for both the 2nd and 3rd sets of 16ths (: 8:32

[@jonathancreal6423]

Sorry. I’d have to disagree. Perfect pitch doesn’t make a difference. It’s about the chord structure. I’ve performed this piece many times (just this movement…it’s part of a three movement work). The third set of sixteenth notes the B is still a B-natural. In the fourth set it should be a B-flat.

[@jonathancreal6423]

Play it back at 0.25 speed. The bassoonist plays it that way.

[@clarinada1]

Alguien tiene el pdf ?

[@arturoramqui3506]

Yo lo tengo, si quieres pasame tu correo y te lo envío

[@ScreaminKing]

Why is Borodin on the photo?

[@ВалерийОстровский-с1з]

Фагот фальшиво!!!