Edition Breitkopf Weber - Concerto No. 1 In F Minor Op. 73 - Clarinette et Piano
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Summary of This Score
Carl Maria von Weber wrote his Klarinettenkonzert in F minor in 1811 for Heinrich Joseph Baermann (clarinetist of the Munich Hofkapelle), in a particularly rapid compositional burst. The work premiered in Munich on June 13, 1811, to great success, before being published only in 1822. This concerto follows the classical three-movement form while revealing a writing already leaning towards Romanticism, notably through the expressive treatment of the clarinet's melody and the contrast between virtuosity and lyricism.
The most striking uniqueness lies in the Adagio: Weber inserts two brief episodes of a very chamber-like character, conceived for clarinet and horn trio. These breaths, of unexpected poetry, color the center of the movement and its final measures, bringing an intimate dimension to the heart of a concerto. This Urtext edition is mainly based on the autograph manuscript, making it an ideal resource for clarinetists and teachers wishing to work on phrasing, articulation, dynamics, and style with a reliable foundation.
The appendix complements the score with valuable elements for both concert situations and study: Baermann's cadenza for the first movement, as well as the two horn passages presented here in a string-adapted version for practical use, created by the composer. This content is relevant for understanding the aesthetics of the period, exploring performance traditions, and enriching the musical approach to Op. 73.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Carl Maria von Weber | Pages | 32 |
| Genre | classical score | Year of Publication | 1822 |
Questions frequently asked
Is this edition of Weber's Concerto No. 1 for clarinet and piano?
This score is designed for clarinet and piano, as indicated by its title.
How many movements does the Clarinet Concerto op. 73 include?
The work follows a classical form in three movements. The Adagio contains two brief episodes originally written for clarinet and horn trio.
What is the source of the Breitkopf Urtext edition?
The edition is primarily based on the autograph manuscript of Carl Maria von Weber. This foundation allows a documented approach to phrasing, articulations, and dynamics. It concerns the Concerto in F minor op. 73, composed in 1811.
Is Baermann's cadenza included in the score?
A cadenza by Heinrich Joseph Baermann for the first movement is included in the appendix. Two passages with horns are also offered there in an adaptation for strings made by the composer.
How many pages does this Weber score have?
The collection comprises 32 pages. The publication date of the work is stated as 1822.
