Wilhelm Hansen Nielsen C. - Clarinet Concerto Op.57 - Clarinette et Piano
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Summary of This Score
Carl Nielsen's Koncert from Opus 57 is an iconic work for clarinet and orchestra, here offered in a configuration designed for study and rehearsal: the piano reduction reproduces the orchestral framework to allow comprehensive practice without a symphonic ensemble, while preserving the harmonic tensions, character changes, and rhythmic energy typical of Nielsen. The separately provided clarinet solo part highlights the composer's highly narrative writing, alternating lyrical lines, incisive accents, and passages of great agility. Composed in 1928, this edition is based on the revised score published by the Carl Nielsen Edition in 2002, a valuable asset for clarinetists seeking a reliable and up-to-date foundation to build their interpretation, work on articulation, projection, and dynamics, and prepare effective collaboration with a pianist accompanist.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Composer | Carl Nielsen | Instrumentation | clarinet and piano (orchestral reduction), with clarinet solo part |
| Edition | based on the revised score published by the Carl Nielsen Edition (2002) | Genre | classical score (concerto) |
Questions frequently asked
Is Nielsen's Clarinet Concerto provided with a piano accompaniment?
The score includes a clarinet part and a piano reduction of the orchestral accompaniment. This setup allows working on the piece without a symphony orchestra.
Which edition is used for this Concerto op. 57 score?
The edition is based on the revised score published by the Carl Nielsen Edition in 2002. This editorial basis concerns Carl Nielsen's Clarinet Concerto op. 57 and is suited for preparing the performance with a piano accompanist.
Is the clarinet part separate from the piano?
A solo clarinet part is provided separately from the piano reduction.
Does this piano reduction allow preparation of orchestral passages?
The piano reduction follows the orchestral framework of the concerto. The harmonic tensions, character changes, and rhythmic elements of the work are preserved.
From which year is Nielsen's Clarinet Concerto op. 57?
Composed in 1928, this work alternates lyrical lines, incisive accents, and agility passages for the solo clarinet. The part notably allows practicing articulation, projection, and dynamics.
