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described the piece as "full to bursting with antiphony and visual spectacle" and specifically lauded the third movement, saying it "has a poise and sense of shape that fairly take the breath away." The music critic Peter Dickinson said it "impressed a wide audience" and similarly wrote of the final
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Corigliano later recalled, "When I showed Stanley the first movement of the concerto, it was the only time I've ever seen him in his life look terrified. But I showed him his part, and his eyes got very big. And he said, 'How am I gonna play this?' And then he started playing it and, of course, in no
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My associations as a child – attending rehearsals and performances with my father, who was then the concertmaster of the Philharmonic – gave me the opportunity of getting to know many of the men in the orchestra both as artists and friends. This feeling of intimacy governed my decision to make sure
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of the New York Philharmonic who died in 1975. The third movement "Antiphonal Toccata" was composed as Corigliano's "solution to the balance problems created by using the full orchestra in a wind concerto;" this movement features a number of antiphonal performers and quotes the Italian composer
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that my first work for the Philharmonic utilized the entire orchestra. I was aware that, with a wind concerto, this is a potentially dangerous thing to do – to solve problems of balance most such pieces are discreetly scored for small ensembles – but it provided me with a fascinating challenge.
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My regard for the musicians of the Philharmonic also shaped their role in the accompaniment to this Concerto. In the concerto, each player has a chance to display solo virtuosity; often the work approaches being a concerto for orchestra in its demands. The soloist, Stanley Drucker, was first
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clarinetist of the Philharmonic in my youth. Knowing his special gifts enabled me to write music of unprecedented difficulty for the solo instrument, and gave me the idea that generates the first movement; the opening cadenza.
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movement, "The finale ('Antiphonal Toccata') is consistently energetic, with a spectacular passage for timpani and a spacious chorale that unifies the movement."
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time at all, he found that he could not only play it, but that it sounded like a million dollars when he did."
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Corigliano described the inspiration for the Clarinet Concerto in the score program notes, writing:
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John Corigliano: Concerto For Clarinet & Orchestra / Samuel Barber: Third Essay For Orchestra
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called the clarinet concerto "a fiendishly difficult work." A. Ashby of
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The piece has a duration of roughly 30 minutes and is composed in three
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The work is scored for solo clarinet and an orchestra comprising three
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separated by an interlude, subtitled "Ignis fatuus" ("
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Index

clarinet concerto
John Corigliano
New York Philharmonic
Stanley Drucker
Leonard Bernstein
movements
cadenzas
Will-o'-the-wisp
concertmaster
Giovanni Gabrieli
Sonata pian' e forte
flutes
piccolo
cor anglais
bass clarinet
contrabassoon
timpani
harp
strings
NPR
Gramophone
List of compositions by John Corigliano




Corigliano, John
Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra (1977)
G. Schirmer Inc.
John Corigliano: Concerto For Clarinet & Orchestra / Samuel Barber: Third Essay For Orchestra

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