Henle Verlag Brahms J. - Clarinet Trio A Minor Op. 114 For Piano Clarinet (Or Viola) And Violoncello
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Summary of This Score
Trio for piano, clarinet (alto), and cello in A minor, Op. 114
This late trio by Johannes Brahms is among the most significant chamber music works in the clarinet repertoire. Composed after Brahms's decisive meeting in 1891 with clarinetist Richard Mühlfeld, it reveals renewed inspiration and writing of great depth. Opus 114 is distinguished by an introspective atmosphere, autumnal colors, and a subtle balance between the three instruments, where the clarinet in A unfolds a particularly warm palette.
This revised Urtext edition published by Henle is based on leading sources, including the autograph manuscript preserved in Munich, and benefits from meticulous editorial work. It aims to provide performers with a reliable, clear score that meets the demands of high-level chamber music practice, whether for study, auditions, or concert performance. The fingerings added by Klaus Schilde offer valuable guidance to the pianist for approaching technical passages with coherence and musicality.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Composer | Johannes Brahms | Instrumentation | piano, clarinet in A, cello |
| Edition | G. Henle Verlag (Urtext, revised edition, paperback) | Genre | classical score, chamber music |
Questions frequently asked
Which clarinet is required for Brahms' Trio op. 114?
The clarinet part is written for an A clarinet, alongside the piano and cello.
Can the viola replace the clarinet in this score?
The instrumentation specifies the A clarinet with an alternative for viola. The ensemble remains completed by piano and cello.
Is this a revised Henle Urtext edition?
This revised Urtext edition from G. Henle Verlag is based notably on the autograph manuscript preserved in Munich. The announced format is paperback. The layout aims for clear reading suitable for chamber music work.
Does the score include piano fingerings?
Fingerings added by Klaus Schilde are provided for the piano part. They offer guidance in technical passages.
To which period of Brahms does the Trio op. 114 belong?
Composed after Brahms met clarinetist Richard Muehlfeld in 1891, op. 114 belongs to the composer's late works. Its writing highlights the colors of the A clarinet.
