| 词条 | Clarinet Sonatina (Martinů) |
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The Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano (H. 356) by the Czech composer Bohuslav Martinů is a late work that was composed in 1956 while Martinů was living in New York.[1] StructureThe work is played as a single movement but consists of three well defined sections:
StyleThe Sonatina reveals the influence of the neoclassicism of Francis Poulenc and Igor Stravinsky and the "rich palette of tone-colours" of Claude Debussy.[1] It is filled with dance (polka) and march rhythms and virtuosic runs. Passages of a cheerful nature containing unexpected syncopations alternate with more earnest lyrical ones. In this music can be seen the composer's nostalgia for the happier, more productive time he had spent in Paris (1923–1940), years filled with spirited interactions with the group of "Les Six." Notwithstanding its elegance and finish, the music also embraces the passionate strength of his Czech roots.[1] Published scores
RecordingFredrik Fors, clarinet; Sveinung Bjelland, piano (Harmonia Mundi HMN911853; see recording details at Fredrik Fors). References1. ^1 2 Fischer, Guido (2004), translated by Charles Johnston. Untitled essay in the booklet accompanying Harmonia Mundi CD HMN911853. {{Bohuslav Martinů}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Clarinet Sonatina (Martinu)}}{{sonata-stub}} 4 : Compositions by Bohuslav Martinů|Clarinet sonatas|Sonatinas|1956 compositions |
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