2, Irving Fine’s Partita in two movements, Adrien Barthe’s Passacaille, Gabriel Pierne’s Pastorale and Eugene Bozza’s Scherzo. 43 Paul Hindemith Kleine Kammermusik for Wind Quintet, Op. 43, Paul Hindemith’s Kleine Kammermusik, Op. The piece is performed by the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Wind Quintet: Andreas Alin flute, Jesper Harryson oboe, Hermann Stefánsson clarinet, Jens-Christoph Lemke bassoon and Kristofer Öberg french horn. The program includes Carl Nielsen’s Woodwind Quintet, Op. Un poco andantino (A major) Year/Date of Composition Y/D of Comp.
ICN 227 Movements/Sections Movts/Secs: 3 movements: Allegro ben moderato (E major) Menuet (A major) Prelude.
The video begins with a very interesting introduction to the quintet by Nielsen expert and Konserthuset’s former programme director Mats Engström, and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra’s former horn player Ib Lansky-Otto, whose father, Wilhelm Lanzky-Otto, studied at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen and had many conversations with Nielsen. Title Composer Nielsen, Carl: Opus/Catalogue Number Op./Cat. In addition to all the symphonies of both masters, a number of chamber music pieces were also performed during the year, including Nielsen’s beloved Wind Quintet, which he personally emphasised “cannot be played without a great sense of nature”. Paul Hindemith, Carl Nielsen and Arnold Schoenberg each had their own influential voice in shaping the music of the last century. Note that the works were composed during a short time span in the 1920s. Last Monday, I posted one by Paul Hindemith and at the risk of coming across as not being very original, Im returning to the. In 2015, he and Jean Sibelius both turned 150 years old, which was celebrated with a huge festival at Konserthuset Stockholm. MAKING MUSIC MODERN II explored three innovative works for woodwind quintet that were written independently by major composers of the 20th century. Carl Nielsen is Denmark’s best known and most frequently played composer.