Henle Verlag Crusell B.H. - Clarinet Concerto In F Minor Op.5 - Clarinette & Piano
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Summary of This Score
Long associated almost exclusively with the clarinet world, Bernhard Henrik Crusell is now established as a key figure in the early Romantic concert repertoire. An internationally renowned virtuoso, he composed elegant and inspired music that highlights cantilena, virtuosity, and the expressive contrasts characteristic of the instrument. This Clarinet Concerto in F minor, Op. 5 perfectly illustrates his compositional style: brilliant solo lines, carefully crafted phrasing, and rich musical dialogues, serving a work as enjoyable to study as to listen to.
This Urtext score marks the starting point of a new edition of Crusell's three clarinet concertos. The editorial preparation was entrusted to Nicolai Pfeffer, a clarinetist who combines solid editorial experience with an intimate knowledge of the technical and musical demands of the instrument. To facilitate daily practice, the piano reduction by Johannes Umbreit allows efficient rehearsal, helps build the soloist-accompaniment balance, and refines interpretation before orchestra sessions.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Bernhard Henrik Crusell | Edition | Nicolai Pfeffer |
| Arranger | Johannes Umbreit (piano reduction) | Instrumentation | clarinet and piano (reduction) |
Questions frequently asked
Is Crusell's Clarinet Concerto op. 5 in F minor?
The offered work is the Clarinet Concerto in F minor, opus 5, by Bernhard Henrik Crusell. It belongs to the classical repertoire of early Romanticism.
Does the Crusell op. 5 score include a piano accompaniment?
A piano reduction is included with the clarinet part. This reduction was made by Johannes Umbreit for practice with accompaniment before rehearsals with orchestra.
Which edition is used for this Crusell concerto?
The work is presented in an Urtext edition. The editorial preparation is entrusted to clarinetist Nicolai Pfeffer. This edition marks a new publication of Crusell's three clarinet concertos.
For which ensemble is this score arranged?
The indicated instrumentation is clarinet and piano, in the form of a reduction.
Who edited the Clarinet Concerto in F minor op. 5?
Nicolai Pfeffer is responsible for the edition of this opus 5 score. The piano part is by Johannes Umbreit.
