Crusell - Clarinet Quartets 1-3
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Label: Glossa
Cat No: GCD920609
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 23rd June 2017
Contents
Works
Clarinet Quartet no.1 in E flat major, op.2Clarinet Quartet no.2 in C minor, op.4
Clarinet Quartet no.3 in D major, op.7
Artists
Eric Hoeprich (clarinet)Members of the London Haydn Quartet
Works
Clarinet Quartet no.1 in E flat major, op.2Clarinet Quartet no.2 in C minor, op.4
Clarinet Quartet no.3 in D major, op.7
Artists
Eric Hoeprich (clarinet)Members of the London Haydn Quartet
About
Eric Hoeprich, principal clarinet in the Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century since its foundation, and being the owner of a large collection of 18th- and 19th-century instruments, has specialised in performing on the historical clarinet. On Glossa he has issued nearly a dozen recordings, including the Mozart Clarinet Concerto directed by Frans Brüggen. His regular collaboration with the London Haydn Quartet for many years now, includes a benchmark version of the Mozart and Brahms Quintets (Glossa, 2004).
On this new recording of the Crusell Quartets, Hoeprich and the London Haydn Quartet play on fine historical instruments, which provide a warm, blended sound that is at the same time both transparent and full of detail. All were excellently captured by Philip Hobbs in St Martin’s Church in East Woodhay, England, and supplemented by an informative essay authored by Hoeprich himself.
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