Sheet Music: ScoreThe wellbeing clarinet concertino : for clarinet in Bb and string orchestra / Christopher Sainsbury.by Christopher Sainsbury (1993)
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Cut from the cloth of our 'tonal wealth' in regional Australia. I feel a concertino is more direct in expression than a concerto. It's essentially just the themes and almost no development. You can't decorate it in 'the illusion of substance'. It's called the Wellbeing Concertino and I think you need three things for wellbeing - A Call, some Enchantment, and Jubilation and that's what the three movements are called. It's pretty melodic stuff, no 'deep' moments, the clarinet part is not overtly busy, and essentially it's one of my regionalist pieces. It's appealing, fun, and it comes together pretty quickly in rehearsal.
Published by: Australian Music Centre — 1 facsimile score (87p. -- A4 (landscape))
Difficulty: Advanced
Duration: 14 mins
First performance by Central Coast Concertante Ensemble, Christopher Bearman, Greg Turner at Central Coast Concertante Ensemble Christmas Concert (Greenways Chapel) on 9 Dec 2012
Includes programme note.
The composer has noted the following influences on this work:
Dag Wiren, John Williams.
Typeset edition.
This edition produced 2009.
ISMN: 979-0-720149-98-1
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