Which wind instrument has the greatest range of expression, can squeal like a tram on rusty rails (Carl Nielsen) or creep into the heart as in Mozart's last solo concerto for, yes, precisely the clarinet.

The clarinet also sent Beethoven and Brahms into ecstasy, but here at this portrait concert, the Ensemble's new clarinetist, Frederik von Würden, shows that there are other and more expressions in the diverse Clarinet. Monet blue and other pastel colors by Debussy, classical-sounding chamber music by Mel Bonis, the great romantic sound in Paul Juon's trio, the completely modern, where all the outer limits of the clarinet are almost blown up in a solo sonata by Denisov and the oriental tone language by Katchaturian.

The Manifold Clarinet at Højskolen Marielyst

Højskolen Marielyst

The Manifold Clarinet in Haslev

Haslev Kirke

The Manifold Clarinet in Maribo

Sognets Hus

EPSG:4326

Program I

Grace Presbyterian Church

Major winners Concert October 6, 2024

Carnegie Mellon University

Chamber Music for Winds

Alice Pratt Brown Hall

Departmental Recitals showcase performance departments through its students. Featuring various students and repertoire, and curated by the faculty, performances in this recital highlight SFCM programs and the wide range of study. 

Paul Juon

Events

Upcoming events

Nov 24, 2024

The Manifold Clarinet in Vordingborg · Danish Chamber Players

Past events

Nov 21, 2024

The Manifold Clarinet at Højskolen Marielyst · Danish Chamber Players

Nov 18, 2024

The Manifold Clarinet in Haslev · Danish Chamber Players

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