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TANSMAN: Chamber Music with Clarinet |
Polish by birth, Alexandre Tansman settled in France, a major influence on his composition.
He was a close associate of Stravinsky, particularly during his war-time exile
in America. Tansman favoured the clarinet, in particular, among wind instruments.
The works included here date principally from the later period of his life, with the
clarinet sometimes recalling Polish elements in compositions of some variety. His more
familiar Triptyque for string quartet is an earlier work, written in 1930.
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Tansman, Alexandre

Music for Clarinet and String Quartet
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III. Finale: Notturno
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Musique a 6
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II. Perpetuum pianissimo (Intermezzo)
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III. Allegro risoluto
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V. Capriccio alla polacca
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VI. Postludio romantico
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3 Pieces for Clarinet, Harp and String Quartet
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No. 1. Andante sostenuto
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No. 2. Vivace possibile
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No. 3. Lento cantabile
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Triptyque
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I. Allegro risoluto
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III. Finale: Presto
00:07:28
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Total Playing Time: 00:54:31 |
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