Name: Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto
Start: 2024-05-24T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-05-24T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Sage Gateshead

Organization

Admin

Glasshouse International Centre for Music

Conductor

Nil Venditti

Orchestra

Royal Northern Sinfonia

Clarinettist

Cristina Mateo Sáez

Clarinet

Sage Gateshead

Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto

Gateshead

United Kingdom

Sage One

Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto: Symphony for String Orchestra op. 62 Say (+3 More)

Concert

Oratorio / Orchestral

Symphony for String Orchestra op. 62

Clarinet Concerto in A Major, K. 622

Danses concertantes, K063

Symphony No.1 in C Major, op.21

Approved

Get a taste of Fazil Say’s Chamber Symphony.

Fresh. Spiky. Be energised
Who’s on stage
Royal Northern Sinfonia plus guest conductor Nil Venditti – we loved working with her so much last year we brought her back for more!

What they’re playing
With four pieces of music on tonight’s programme, there’s something to please the most varied musical tastes. The most famous is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto, but there’s also music from Ludwig van Beethoven and Igor Stravinsky too.

What's happening in the music
Mozart’s Clarinet concerto is an optimistic and charming piece of music. The slow middle section, which is its most famous, is pretty much musical perfection. You might see it as purely serene and beautiful, but maybe there’s a little nostalgia and melancholy there too? Any slight sadness is erased by the intense rhythmic energy of Stravinsky’s Dances Concertantes though.

A need for romance
Also on the programme is Fazil Say’s Chamber Symphony. It’s entirely inspired by Turkish music, where the composer is from. The composer says that it’s about the complexities of modern-day Turkey. It’s middle section is calm and quiet, and as Fazil says, “underlines the need for romanticism in our age”. The piece finishes with a fast-paced dance.

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