New works for clarinet
A recital of pieces written for, and by composers associated with, clarinettist Andrew Sparling
Andrew Sparling (clarinets)
with Miriam Lowbury (cello), Antony Gray (piano), Thalia Myers (piano), Chris Brannick (percussion), Alan Thomas (guitar)
This disc shows off the clarinet-playing and unusual musical tastes of a familiar figure on the contemporary scene ... The stylistic range is from the jazziness of Nick Hayes' Tongue-Dog to...
New works for clarinet
A recital of pieces written for, and by composers associated with, clarinettist Andrew Sparling
Andrew Sparling (clarinets)
with Miriam Lowbury (cello), Antony Gray (piano), Thalia Myers (piano), Chris Brannick (percussion), Alan Thomas (guitar)
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This disc shows off the clarinet-playing and unusual musical tastes of a familiar figure on the contemporary scene ... The stylistic range is from the jazziness of Nick Hayes' Tongue-Dog to...
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A recital of pieces written for, and by composers associated with, clarinettist Andrew Sparling: Diana Burrell's quintet Double Image; Chris Sansom's theatrical Music From the Heart of a Dog, for bass clarinet and pre-recorded track; and works featuring clarinet by Michael Finnissy, Roger Redgate, Howard Skempton, Michael Parsons, Timothy Salter, Gabriel Jackson and Nick Hayes, and including Laurence Crane's duo for clarinet and guitar, Sparling. 'This disc shows off the clarinet-playing and unusual musical tastes of a familiar figure on the contemporary scene ... The stylistic range is from the jazziness of Nick Hayes' Tongue-Dog to the modernism of Roger Redgate's +R and Michael Finnissy's folkish Uzundara' The Sunday Times
Contents and tracklist
- Andrew Sparling, Miriam Lowbury, Antony Gray
- Andrew Sparling
- Andrew Sparling, Thalia Myers
- Andrew Sparling, Chris Brannick
- Chris Sansom, Andrew Sparling
- Andrew Sparling, Thalia Myers
- Andrew Sparling, Caroline Balding, Miriam Lowbury
- Andrew Sparling, Nancy Ruffer
- Andrew Sparling
Awards and reviews
This disc shows off the clarinet-playing and unusual musical tastes of a familiar figure on the contemporary scene ... The stylistic range is from the jazziness of Nick Hayes' Tongue-Dog to the modernism of Roger Redgate's +R and Michael Finnissy's folkish Uzundara.
