In 1894 Max Reger heard the clarinet sonatas that Brahms wrote for Richard Mühlfeld, a clarinettist he greatly admired, and was so taken with them that he decided to follow suit. The result was a series of thoughtful and challenging pieces. The first two works were written in 1900, and assigned the opus number 49. The third, opus 107, which is much more melodious and accessible, came about eight or nine years later. | ||
Disc No:CC 72199 | ||
Price: Sek. 145 | ||
Name: Reger - Sonatas for clarinet and piano | ||
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Composer | Music | Performer |
Reger, Max | Sonata no. 3 op. 107 B flat major | Lars Wouters van den Oudenweijer Hans Eijsackers |
Reger, Max | Sonata op. 49 no.1 F sharp minor | |
Reger, Max | Sonata op. 49 no.2 A flat major |