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Bass Clarinet Concerto (with score)

MORE INFO AND SHEET MUSIC HERE: http://jonrussellmusic.com/works/bass... Performed by Jonathan Russell, bass clarinet soloist, and the Princeton University Orchestra, Michael Pratt conductor This Bass Clarinet Concerto is virtuosic, but not necessarily in a typical concerto sort of a way. Rather than lots of flashy runs and fast passagework, it features a virtuosically wide range of colors and approaches to the instrument, from aggressive grooving to lyrical soaring to altissimo wailing. Like many performer-composers before me, I sought to draw on my own strengths and idiosyncracies as a player to create music that was both technically impressive and also enjoyable for me to play. The work is classically concerto-like in its conception, with a sense of dialog and interplay between soloist and ensemble. It is structured similarly to Aaron Copland’s 1948 Clarinet Concerto, with a slow, lyrical first movement leading directly into a solo cadenza, which culminates in a fast and energetic second movement.