Antonio Casimir Cartellieri (1772-1807) - Concerto Nº 1 for Clarinet and Orchestra in B flat Major

Antonio Casimir Cartellieri (1772-1807)
Concerto Nº 1 for Clarinet and Orchestra in B flat Major
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[@KuhlauDilfeng2]

Wonderful concerto and performance. Just one thing, the man in the picture is not Cartellieri, it is the czech-born composer Anton Reicha.

[@RobertoPintos]

Thank you very much for your message, KuhlauDilfeng2 . Yes I know. For this reason I gave up publishing works with the portrait of the composer. Obviously, I don't know the face of all composers, and Google is very imprecise for that. Thank you very much for your comment.

[@DressedForDrowning]

Great concerto! He was a contemporary and friend of Beethoven.

[@RobertoPintos]

Yes!!!!

[@SelectCircle]

Well ... I'd say that rocked. : D

[@RobertoPintos]

YES!!!!!

[@RaulCragg]

Hola Roberto, me crucé con tu canal y reinteresante la obra. Virtuosa a reventar, considerando el clarinete de la época con menos llaves. Así que me suscribí y me iré informando.Saludos!

[@RobertoPintos]

Bienvenido, Raúl!!! Muchas gracias por tus palabras. Estoy publicando con bastante lentitud, por cuestiones de tiempo, pero mi canal está activo. Espero que encuentres material que resulte de tu interés. Abrazo grande.

[@user-yv8tp5mg8j]

Complimenti Roberto, sei ovunque e tutto ciò che ci regali è di primissima scelta. Questo Cartellieri , che non conoscevo, è fantastico! E' mia impressione o c'è somiglianza, spesso, con Rossini?

[@RobertoPintos]

Grazie mille per il tuo messaggio, Marcello! Cartellieri è un grandissimo compositore. Immenso. Le sue Sinfonie sono impressionanti e contengono molti aspetti che possiamo sentire nell'opera di Beethoven. Ma purtroppo per me pubblicare le opere di Cartellieri è molto difficile. Ho tutte le sue Sinfonie in ottime versioni. Ho appena caricato il video ed è bloccato. È pericoloso per il mio canale. Mi fa piacere sapere che hai apprezzato la grandezza di questo compositore.

[@RobertoPintos]

È possibile ascoltare anche qualche Rossini. Anche se Rossini è nato quando Cartellieri era un affermato compositore.

[@jeanpaulchoppart6818]

It was said in the comments below that there are similarities between this work and Beethoven's violin concerto. Are there similarities in melody ? in harmony ? in rythm ? in sonority ?

[@RobertoPintos]

Sorry for the delay in my response, JeanPaulChoppart . There is similarity in style. Thank you very much for your participation!!!!

[@brianknapp8645]

@@RobertoPintos I don't hear significant similarities to Beethoven's violin concerto in this music. Cartellieri's style is totally different from Beethoven. Cartellieri died less then a year after Beethoven's violin concerto was composed. Most likely Cartellieri composed this concerto several years before Beethoven's violin concerto. Any similarities between the two pieces of music are most likely superficial and purely incidental.

[@rvlockable]

I hear many similarities to Beethoven's violin concerto. We know that he was a friend of Beethoven. I wonder?

[@RobertoPintos]

That's right, friend! In 1795 Cartellieri premiered his oratorio "Gioas re di Giuda" in the city of Vienna. During the interval of this work, Beethoven premiered one of his Concertos for piano (there is no certainty as to whether it was Concert No. 1 or No. 2, because the evidence in the documents is not clear). That was Beethoven's debut as a composer. It is possible to find traces of many other composers in the works of Beethoven. Thank you very much for your comment, Richard Vlock!!!

[@rvlockable]

Thank you in return. I had hardly expected such an erudite answer when I made my observation.

[@RobertoPintos]

You're welcome, Richard Vlock. I only try to make my channel a space to know works and composers that are currently little known. For this reason I never propose to criticize a work or a composer. I even publish works that are not attractive for my own taste. However, the creative fact (especially Music) speaks differently to each one, and what is not interesting for me is for another person. And if I can add a comment in reference to a composer or a work, I always think it will be something enjoyable. I'm glad to have your participation and comments. My best regards to you, friend.

[@rvlockable]

I have subscribed to your you tube channel. Keep me informed,. By the way, I think that Cartellieri is a major composer. I would like to see a Cartellieri Society formed to promote and publish his works. Best regards. What country are you in?

[@RobertoPintos]

Of course, I will inform you, friend! I also think that Cartellieri is a great composer! I will search in my record collection. I will publish other works by this composer for you. Thank you very much for your message!!! I live in Argentina!!! (Should I say "I'm sorry" ... It's just a bad joke). My best regards to you, Richard Vlock!!! Thank you very much for subscribing to my channel!!!!