Taught by renowned clarinet player
David Shifrin
There is no more beloved nor requested piece ever written for the clarinet than Mozart's wonderful Concerto. Let renowned soloist David Shifrin guide you through the interpretive and collaborative challenges posed by this core piece of repertoire.
I. Allegro
In this lesson on the first movement of Mozart's Concerto, David Shifrin talks about the importance of the opening orchestral tutti, phrasing, contours, tuning and other important topics when tackling this much-played movement.
II. Adagio and III. Rondo: Allegro
David turns to the second and third movements of Mozart's Concerto, giving you as usual clear guidance on phrasing and playing beautiful lines, providing you with rich historical context and suggesting other works of Mozart's to help you truly understand his work as you learn the rest of his wonderful Clarinet Concerto!
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