Weber's "Clarinet Quintet, Op. 34" (4th mvt.) Stanley Drucker, clarinetist, live 1972

Clarinet virtuoso extraordinaire STANLEY DRUCKER, the long-time principal clarinetist of the New York Philharmonic, presents a live performance of Carl Maria von Weber's masterpiece for clarinet & string quartet. This concert took place in Massapequa, Long Island, New York, circa 1972. Mr. Drucker is performing with the New York Philharmonic String Quartet. EVETS KRALC PRODUCTIONS
***Mike Getzin was the original tape recording engineer (reel-to-reel analog master tape).

[@marcoantoniogonzalezporres2996]

¡Muchas gracias!. Nice, great performance!!. Thank You!. 😀😉🙏💓

[@brzezbrzez]

Unaffected, brilliant virtuosity and musicality that always uplifts the listener. Mr. Drucker is one of the great masters of all time.

[@peterdegroef]

Fast and clare with a beuitiful sound!!

[@emjay2045]

Nimble & elegant …. It dances with the lightness of a dandelion.

[@peterdegroef]

wow i like it. I have played his concertino and the first concerto.

[@ibrokemyfingerbowlin]

Good lord that was fast! I love it!

[@fstover5208]

Drucker's version of Nielsen's clarinet concerto is unexcelled.

[@dennisdougherty7538]

Well it is a great performance indeed. Especially when it was done in one take...but The John McCaw interpretation is much more "Nielsenesque".

[@peterdegroef]

Not allone fast bud with a beatiful stacato and sound and interpretation.

[@vicente1049]

EL MÁS GRANDE

[@williampietsch7636]

OMG!