Sonata for Clarinet - John Cage (1933)

One of John Cage's early works (1933), this work embraces 12-tone compositional technique - sometimes loosely, sometimes strictly - to create a work that is playful and rhythmic. The score lacks any dynamic or stylistic guidance for the performer.
Although Cage disavowed many of his earliest works, when reflecting upon the Clarinet Sonata (also called "Sonata for One Voice") he referred to the piece as "Very interesting."
This recording of the Sonata is performed by clarinetist Andy Hudson.

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