Louis Spohr - Clarinet Concerto No.2 [Karl Leister]

[@alliance4ptsdrecovery]

Karl Leister was one of the greatest clarinetists of his generation. Sublime tone and wonderful technique. His sound sings to the highest heaven.

[@nicolademilio2188]

Esecuzione straordinaria

[@Amourtendresse]

C'est très beau 🎶💓🎶

[@mezero6550]

9:10 no.3 3rd 0:00 no.3 2rd 17:00 no.2 3rd

[@plto4ka71]

Awesome! Beautiful music.

[@arthurkarapetov3239]

Spohr is truly a "forgotten master". He wrote such great compositions for the clarinet. His clarinet works are comparable to that of Mozart's.

[@antonelloClarinet]

This is the 2° time of III° Spohr' concert and 3° time of III° Spohr's concert NO 1° time of II° Spohr's concert

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Bravo bravo bravo

[@hansonkang5787]

This is... not Spohr No 2

[@NicholasCrensen]

which one is it?

[@orssidia]

NicholasCrensen It is mvt. 2 of Sphor's 3rd clarinet concerto.

[@vibot8513]

First, we have the 2nd mvt of 3rd concerto Next, we have the 3rd mvt of 3rd concerto However, the last mvt is good : 3rd mvt of 2nd concerto

[@WilfriedBerk]

Louis Spohr insalata mista

[@banjocracy]

Oh yes it is!

[@wolasjean669]

What do y mean by no dynamics?. The clarinet performed by Leister gives all it can. Admittedly it's more meditative than in other concertos. That's what makes all the beauty of the piece.equal at least to the

[@antonelloClarinet]

And in final there is the 3° time of II° Spohr concert

[@xav71176]

17:00 3rd mvt of Concerto #2

[@egomono1]

Mozart lives all over him...and inside him...and out of him.

[@donaldnicholls7209]

This movement actually quotes/references the slow mvt of k622 (Mozart clarinet concerto)

[@egomono1]

​​@@donaldnicholls7209 That's why I'm saying that Mozart lives all over him. If Mozart hadn't existed...many after would not have been composers. Mozart made them composers.

[@ongarostefano]

Questo non é il 2° concerto di Spohr...

[@alfonsoricco1083]

questo brano è il 2 movimento del 3 concerto

[@alfonsoricco1083]

pardon, l'inizio

[@WilfriedBerk]

22:42 not original, missing the high scala

[@bassettoclarinetto]

The original edition circa 1820 does give an alternative to the scale up to C ‘’’. It’s not exactly what Leister plays, but the idea is that you don’t need to play up to the high C’’’ if you don’t like that use of the extreme upper register. Top marks to Leister for going with his own taste.

[@banjocracy]

22:43 wot a swizz!

[@flemmingranch8777]

Fin, flot og følsom clarinetkoncert. Mere er der ikke at sige om den.......