IL RITIRO MANCATO

Brahms e il quintetto per clarinetto e archi

14 February 2027 - 18:00
LA BOULE - Torino

Artisti del Teatro Regio di Torino
Edmondo Tedesco – clarinetto e clarinetto basso
Cecilia Bacci, Marina Bertolo – violini
Enrico Carraro – viola | Alfredo Giarbella – violoncello

Nel 1890, dopo aver completato il Quintetto per archi op. 111, Brahms aveva annunciato di voler smettere di comporre: si sentiva stanco e pensava di aver ormai detto tutto ciò che aveva da dire. Ma nel marzo del 1891 ascoltò suonare il clarinettista di corte Richard Mühlfeld e da qui la folgorazione che lo portò non solo a ritirare le sue dimissioni, ma a comporre i suoi grandi capolavori per clarinetto. Ad arricchire il programma, verrà eseguito il secondo quartetto d'archi di Philip Glass.
Edmondo Tedesco, clarinetto basso del Teatro Regio di Torino, concluderà il concerto con un cameo dedicato al suo strumento principe.

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