Mozart: (Basset) Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622 (with Score)

[@putraswarga608]

One of his last works

[@中島英寿-i9r]

素敵な曲です。今度僕もコンチェルトのオケパート全て弾きたいです。

[@thomasrobertson2533]

This is in reference to the second movement" Mozart can beat the Nineteenth Century composers at their own game, can't he!

[@shipologyst9791]

Can you do earlier Mozart symphonies or Schubert, Sibelius or Shostakovich symphonies in the future?

[@samuelporubcan7476]

I like your work you have done. But I am afraid the recording is made with regular Clarinet in A. I can see and hear, octaves as written doesn't match with sound recording, especially when notation of principal instrument is in bass clef. Also "basset clarinet" is not correct name for the original instrument. Correct is Corno di Bassetto, or Basset horn. Please don't understand my comment as disparagement of your work. Just trying to correct some mistakes.

[@Wlwlwlwlallsls]

the basset horn and basset clarinet are different instruments, this concerto was composed for a basset clarinet in A,while the basset horn is in F

[@AndewMole]

what "regular Clarinet in A" goes down to sounding A??

[@auvillars]

it's a basset clarinet, not a regular one ;)

[@littlewishy6432]

Soprano clarinets never read in bass clef. Not sure what you're talking about. In case you didn't know, basset clarinet will sound a major 6th higher than written when using bass clef notation.

[@AMC08]

basset clarinet can be notated as bass clef, but it sounds an octave higher. Same with old cello notation where it was put as a treble clef, but really it sounded an octave lower