Undine Sonata for Clarinet in A & Piano, Op 167

From the Publisher

Carl Reinecke's Undine was published in 1882 as a sonata for flute and piano and to this day has been one of the most frequently played works of this composer. In 1885 Reinecke also published a version for clarinet and piano in which the piano part remained unchanged whereas the flute part was adjusted to the technical and tonal qualities of the clarinet. Thus, Reinecke was able to add a striking work to the small clarinet-piano repertoire. The current edition is based on the version for flute and piano, published in the Wiener Urtext Edition series, which, in turn, was based on the German and English first edition, exchanging the flute part for the clarinet arrangement published in 1885. Notes on interpretation specially written for the clarinet version take both historically adequate playing techniques and questions regarding the musical text, extra-musical programme and performance practice into account. A reliable musical text, optimized page turns and a comfortable overview are es

Movements

1. Allegro
2. Intermezzo
3. Andante molto tranquillo
4. Allegro molto

Item Details

Instrumentation

• Part 1: A Clarinet
• Part 2: Piano