Special offer. Mathias Kjøller: clarinet
Mathias Kjøller (clarinet)
A fine, lyrical player with a beautiful tone, Kjøller’s sensitive performance of the Schumann romances set out his stall. I can see why these open the disc, beguiling the ear with an immaculately...
Special offer. Mathias Kjøller: clarinet
Mathias Kjøller (clarinet)
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A fine, lyrical player with a beautiful tone, Kjøller’s sensitive performance of the Schumann romances set out his stall. I can see why these open the disc, beguiling the ear with an immaculately...
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Danish clarinettist Mathias Kjoller, himself a laureate in the Carl Nielsen Competition and former principal of the Danish Radio Symphony Orchestra, has collaborated with several highly acclaimed musicians for this recording of chamber music works. The album is a testament to the sound worlds created for the clarinet by Schumann, Reinecke, Debussy, Berg and Corigliano. The connection between composers is foremost an emotional, and very melancholic one, ranging from the highly expressive Three Romances by Schumann to Alban Berg's Adagio, with Corigliano's Soliloquy serving as a sorrowful coda having been written in memoriam of the composer's father.
Contents and tracklist
- Mathias Kjøller (clarinet), Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano)
- Recorded: 3-8 December 2016
- Recording Venue: Symphonic Hall, Aarhus
- Mathias Kjøller (clarinet), Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano)
- Mathias Kjøller (clarinet), Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano)
- Mathias Kjøller (clarinet), Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano)
- Recorded: 3-8 December 2016
- Recording Venue: Symphonic Hall, Aarhus
- Chloë Hanslip (violin), Mathias Kjøller (clarinet), Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano)
- Mathias Kjøller (clarinet)
- Callino Quartet
Awards and reviews
June 2018
A fine, lyrical player with a beautiful tone, Kjøller’s sensitive performance of the Schumann romances set out his stall. I can see why these open the disc, beguiling the ear with an immaculately manicured rendition (in which accompanist Simon Crawford-Phillips plays no small part)…Orchid’s sound is equally finely engineered, indeed a model for chamber music recording.