Bloch
Denneriana
Clarinette et Piano
Bloch
Denneriana
Clarinette et Piano
- Formación Clarinete y piano
- Compositor Bloch
- Edición Partituras
- Editorial Alphonse Leduc
- Nº de pedido AL27509
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Composed for the Paris Conservatoire contest in 1938, Denneriana is a piece for Clarinet with Piano accompaniment, by André Bloch. Its title is a reference to the creator of the Clarinet JohannChristoph Denner. Ideal to demonstrate the skills of advanced players, this piece is highly lyrical and really enjoyable for both the players and the audience.
It starts with a grandiose introduction, perfect for thiswork. It also includes a Clarinet Solo cadenza half-way through the piece and finishes in a highly harmonious way.
This piece requires numerous skills and good knowledge of the instrument.
AndréBloch (1873-1960) was a French musician, composer and professor. He won the Grand Prix de Rome for his piece named Cantata. Amongst his most famous students were Jehan Alain and Fernand Oubradous.
It starts with a grandiose introduction, perfect for thiswork. It also includes a Clarinet Solo cadenza half-way through the piece and finishes in a highly harmonious way.
This piece requires numerous skills and good knowledge of the instrument.
AndréBloch (1873-1960) was a French musician, composer and professor. He won the Grand Prix de Rome for his piece named Cantata. Amongst his most famous students were Jehan Alain and Fernand Oubradous.