Robert Schumann : Fantasiestücke Op.73
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Schumann’s Fantasiestücke, Op. 73 consists of three chamber works for clarinet and piano. Delicate, expressive ideas, lightly bouncing motion, and fiery forward drive appear in succession, vividly shaping the character of each piece. While supporting the clarinet melody, the piano often takes an active role in the musical dialogue, making balance and the direction of each phrase especially important. A gentle, singing approach at the opening, clear articulation in the more animated passages, and a tense sense of tempo in the finale help bring the overall flow to life.