Brahms style is unique in melody line...simple but difficult to grasp. No composer writes like him, it is simple musical poetry. He is not writing a concerto but a unified trio so interwoven. It seems dull but not at all...it is rich texture balanced with artist genius.
Brahms is one of the best classical composers who ever lived as his music is not only romantic but the harmony and difficulty shows the ingenuity of the composer
Very well played. I don't agree with the traditional assessments; the piece is not uninteresting, merely subtle. Muhlfeld was known for his sweetness of tone; Brahms jokingly called him "Fraulein Klarinette." This piece exploits that, until the last movement when he brings out the vigor which will characterize the F minor sonata. I have performed all three of the clarinet works with piano, and when immersed in them I feel I am given a glimpse of one of the most profoundly musical and humane minds ever to grace this lovely blue planet. Thanks for posting, this and everything.
"Traditional assessments"? Is there is a tradition of calling this uninteresting? Luckily, I have not heard of such a tradition. But you are right: it is subtle. I remember listening to it at least 20 times before "getting" it. Then it became my favorite among Brahms's chamber works (at least for some time).
@@PaulVinonaama Apparently there were many criticisms on this piece at the time it was first introduced, according to Wikipedia. Many music critics at that time didn't seem to like some of the composing techniques Brahms were using in this piece.
@@quanhoangclarinettist6225 Maybe it was the karma of Brahms (and Joachim and Clara Schumann) attitude towards the late compositions of Schumann, e.g. his violin concerto? In both cases, unfair judgements in my feeling.
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The outer movements can be somewhat dense in texture at times. However, the middle movements are exquisitly approachable. The Andantino 3rd movement, especially, has the simple loveliness one finds in the late Brahms piano pieces, opp. 116-119.
Don't be fooled if you try to play this transcription of it on A clarinet and it sounds weird, the recording is a Bb clarinet but the sheet music part is correct for A clarinet
A very fine performance. Was it originally recorded in analogue? It has a sonorous sound that only analog or Hartshorn Classical digital recordings have bee able to capture so far. All the nuances are preserved so well. Nice musicians!
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and i am in love with the music of brahms.
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Brahms style is unique in melody line...simple but difficult to grasp. No composer writes like him, it is simple musical poetry. He is not writing a concerto but a unified trio so interwoven. It seems dull but not at all...it is rich texture balanced with artist genius.
I want all of Brahm's music to be played on a loop in my mind.
Brahms is one of the best classical composers who ever lived as his music is not only romantic but the harmony and difficulty shows the ingenuity of the composer
Johannes Brahms:a-moll Klarinéttrió Op.114
1.Allegro 00:00
2.Adagio 07:30
3.Andantino grazioso 14:51
4.Allegro 19:18
Juan Enric Lluna-klarinét
Lluis Claret-gordonka
Josep Colom-zongora
Köszönöm az értékelést
Thank you
Very well played. I don't agree with the traditional assessments; the piece is not uninteresting, merely subtle. Muhlfeld was known for his sweetness of tone; Brahms jokingly called him "Fraulein Klarinette." This piece exploits that, until the last movement when he brings out the vigor which will characterize the F minor sonata. I have performed all three of the clarinet works with piano, and when immersed in them I feel I am given a glimpse of one of the most profoundly musical and humane minds ever to grace this lovely blue planet. Thanks for posting, this and everything.
"Traditional assessments"? Is there is a tradition of calling this uninteresting? Luckily, I have not heard of such a tradition. But you are right: it is subtle. I remember listening to it at least 20 times before "getting" it. Then it became my favorite among Brahms's chamber works (at least for some time).
@@PaulVinonaama Apparently there were many criticisms on this piece at the time it was first introduced, according to Wikipedia. Many music critics at that time didn't seem to like some of the composing techniques Brahms were using in this piece.
@@quanhoangclarinettist6225 Maybe it was the karma of Brahms (and Joachim and Clara Schumann) attitude towards the late compositions of Schumann, e.g. his violin concerto? In both cases, unfair judgements in my feeling.
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3-th movement 's TRIO like one of "Wales of the love" with 4 voices.... Always recognisable special Johannes 's MUSIC!
The final movement is beautifulest thing i've ever heard
I am quite sure that word doesn't exist
@@Yhiith shut up it does for Brahms
The outer movements can be somewhat dense in texture at times. However, the middle movements are exquisitly approachable. The Andantino 3rd movement, especially, has the simple loveliness one finds in the late Brahms piano pieces, opp. 116-119.
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You said it. Awful.
How rare is this combination of instruments in a composition? I love it ❤️
Beethoven op 11
Not that rare actually.
It's actually the fifth most common combination
Splendid music-making -- Johannes would be extremely pleased!!! BRAVI!!!
amazing interpretation...
Don't be fooled if you try to play this transcription of it on A clarinet and it sounds weird, the recording is a Bb clarinet but the sheet music part is correct for A clarinet
So nice to hear Frank Miller perform.. A treat for me. He is a legend in the cello world.
very nice! thanks for the upload!
1:59 reminds me of Brahms' Symphony no. 4
A very fine performance. Was it originally recorded in analogue? It has a sonorous sound that only analog or Hartshorn Classical digital recordings have bee able to capture so far. All the nuances are preserved so well. Nice musicians!
Late Brahms is autumn, gloomy and wise. Clarinet has a dark colour as an instrument.
Rather impressionistic subdominant 7th/9th chord on 0:50!
and just look at the final cadence of the movement: flatVII dom 7 to I. Very modal, the whole movement
Chants parfaits pour lire les formes subjectives des nuages et suivre d'un œil attendri les rainures des tiges des arbres; apprécier l'écriture complexe des branches imbriquées, goûter les couleurs de la décomposition de la lumière en gouttelettes d'eau dans un jardin, ressentir fortement le sol humide de la forêt ancestrale pour percevoir les traces des animaux du passé profond 🍍🌴
good
15:05
19:23
good music but the sheet does not match up with .... i mean 9:58 clarinet is wrong
In what way?
Top line is clarinet.
Légèreté Élégance raffinement
he really remained indifferent to the musical trends of the 1890s huh?
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15:21
Clarinet in A (substitute for violin)
Cello
Piano
6:04 Oh, Brahms...
Everybody knows and I can't live anymore with this burden
I don’t know, so you’re wrong. Everything will be fine!
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you are stupid
Sorry but this is a boring piece compared to Brahms' Op. 115 Clarinet Quintet