Good evening.
I like concertos very much, I think it's my favorite type of classical composition.
There seems to be a large repertoire for piano and violin concertos, but not so much for other instruments. So I would like you to recommend me some concertos I could check out for wind instruments.
I especially like how the oboe sounds, but feel free to recommend works for clarinet, flute, french horn, trombone or whatever.
Also, I would prefer music from Romanticism on. Feel free to recommend atonal compositions as well. And if you feel I should definitely check out a Baroque or Classical piece, please say it, too.
Thanks in advance. :)
Boy, Tanuki - I think that you'll have to be much more specific just to limit the recommendations at first! ;D
Wind instrument concertos and chamber music span the Baroque into the 20th century - there is just so much available - I probably own hundreds of CDs already of this music, so may be if you can 'zero in' on some of your more specific needs, we can make some recommendations - :)
But, just to show you the 'vastness' of your request, I have the 4-CD set of Antonio Rosetti's (1750-1792) - Wind Concertos (a completely forgotten composer!) - these include oboe, clarinet, horn, & bassoon works - just wonderful! But a small 'corner' of what I own - so, please some more specifics as to 'what' you want? There's an abundance available - :D
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I don't have many recordings of concertos for wind instrument (I prefer violin, cello and piano), but I do like these:
Bach: Oboe Concerto, BWV 1059
Finzi: Clarinet Concerto, Op. 31
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in A major, K. 622
Mozart: Oboe Concerto in C, K314
Mozart: Horn Concertos Nos. 1-4
Strauss: Oboe Concerto in D, AV144
Quote from: SonicManBoy, Tanuki - I think that you'll have to be much more specific just to limit the recommendations at first
Heh, OK, truly sorry about that. Please bear with my 'noviceness'.
How about
Oboe or
Horn concertos, from
late romanticism or
20th century?
That'd be great. ;)
Quote from: tanuki on December 01, 2008, 04:59:34 PM
Heh, OK, truly sorry about that. Please bear with my 'noviceness'.
How about Oboe or Horn concertos, from late romanticism or 20th century?
That'd be great. ;)
Well, that limits my previous recommendations to one, the Strauss
Oboe Concerto. :D But I think you would like the Finzi
Clarinet Concerto as well, it's quite good. :)
Strauss wrote concerti for horn as well, didn't he?
Beyond the boundary specified,
Everything by Mozart
Albinoni Op. 9 No. 2
The ones for clarinet by Weber and Crussel
Haydn's trumpet concerto
Quote from: tanuki on December 01, 2008, 04:59:34 PM
Heh, OK, truly sorry about that. Please bear with my 'noviceness'.
How about Oboe or Horn concertos, from late romanticism or 20th century?
Well, below is just a 'starter' consideration - there are so many other considerations - I would strongly recommend exploration of the 'wind' works of the Baroque & Classical eras, and also a consideration of the 'chamber' use of these instruments - my preference is to hear these 'wind instruments' in a smaller group, but up to you - good luck in your explorations and please reply back to this thread - :D
Arnold, Malcolm - Clarinet Concertos - King (Hyperion)
Cartellieri, Antonio - Clarinet Concertos - Klocker (MDG)
Krommer, Franz - Clarinet Concertos - Naxos
Spohr, Louis - Clarinet Concetos - Hyperion
Stamitz, Carl - Clarinet Concetos - Naxos
Strauss, Richard - Horn Concertos - EMI
Haydn & Telemann - Horn Concertos
Mozart - Clarinet & Oboe Works
Quote from: tanuki link=topic=10059.msg251430#msg251430How about Oboe or Horn concertos, from late romanticism or 20th century?
That'd be great. ;)
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Copland Clarinet Concerto
Nielsen Clarinet and Flute Concertos
Weinberg: Flute Concertos and Clarinet Concerto
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Hoddinot, Doubles (oboe)
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Magnus Lindberg Clarinet Concerto
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Your first stop needs to be the Flute Concerto and Clarinet Concerto of Carl Nielsen. In these works broad richly-scored romantic themes coexist with biting sarcasm and modernist melodic and harmonic formulations. Both of them are very rewarding and a lot of fun for the listener. For the soloists they're among the toughest in the repertory.
Quote from: Mark G. Simon on December 02, 2008, 06:29:06 AM
Your first stop needs to be the Flute Concerto and Clarinet Concerto of Carl Nielsen. In these works broad richly-scored romantic themes coexist with biting sarcasm and modernist melodic and harmonic formulations. Both of them are very rewarding and a lot of fun for the listener. For the soloists they're among the toughest in the repertory.
Hear, hear!
Quote from: Daverz on December 02, 2008, 04:35:03 AM
Magnus Lindberg Clarinet Concerto
Excellent!
Quote from: Florestan on December 02, 2008, 04:03:23 AM
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Cool! I am just listening to that recording and it sounds great!
Thanks for the recommendations so far, everyone. I'll be checking them out one by one, slowly.
Keep them coming! :)
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Love this one.
When you arrive home after a particularly stressful day, pop this on for blissful recuperation 0:)
I see my two reccomendations have already been made. This recording of the Finzi and Copland clarinet concertos is a favourite of mine.
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George MacDonald - Clarinet
Northern Sinfonia Of England
Steuart Bedford - Conductor
It also includes a delightful piece by Walter Mourant called The Pied Piper.
TTFN.
Me.
Weber's charming Clarinet Concerti and Concertino are always wonderful and quite tuneful.
For those wanting to explore the "depths" of the winds, there is Kalevi Aho's new Contrabassoon Concerto.
the haydn and hummel trumpet concertos.
the mozart and strauss horn concertos.
dj
Quote from: david johnson on December 03, 2008, 05:11:34 AM
the haydn and hummel trumpet concertos.
the mozart and strauss horn concertos.
dj
I once heard Hummel's Introduction, Theme and Variations for Oboe and Orchestra in Fm at a concert. Very enjoyable.
One work I forgot was Haydn's Sinfonia Concertante for Violin, Cello, Oboe and Bassoon.
Quote from: donaldopato on December 03, 2008, 03:22:18 AM
Weber's charming Clarinet Concerti and Concertino are always wonderful and quite tuneful.
For those wanting to explore the "depths" of the winds, there is Kalevi Aho's new Contrabassoon Concerto.
Weber's first clarinet concerto is definitely one of the top works ever composed for a wind instrument. It has everything: virtuosity, drama, beautiful tunes and vibrant orchestral backdrop.
Surprinsingly little concertante compositions for wind instruments have been written in the Classical, Romantic and Late-Romantic eras. Nothing by Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann, Dvorak, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Mendelssohn, Berlioz - not to mention Chopin, Liszt, Verdi, Wagner, Sibelius, etc. We have to wait for Strauss, Vaughan-Williams and Nielsen to get them reeds back to the fore. From there on (post WWI) it's been a deluge of good, very good and great works.
Martinu's concerto for oboe and small orchestra (1955) is a dandy.
It's worth noting that the recording I have is a Czech production - Czech Philharmonic to be exact - which means we get the characteristic rich, tart, 'eastern' sound from the solo oboe. A particular treat.
Quote from: Lilas Pastia on December 03, 2008, 07:04:07 PM
Surprinsingly little concertante compositions for wind instruments have been written in the Classical, Romantic and Late-Romantic eras. Nothing by [...] Schumann [...]
What about his
Konzertstueck for 4 Horns and Orchestra?
Rautavaara's flute concerto is gorgeous and unusual, too, in that it uses four different members of the flute family: bass, alto, standard, and piccolo. Here it's played by Patrick Gallois:
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Quote from: Lilas Pastia on December 03, 2008, 07:04:07 PM
Surprinsingly little concertante compositions for wind instruments have been written in the Classical, Romantic and Late-Romantic eras.
There are actually tons of wind concertos from the classical period. For instance, 12 clarinet concertos by Karl Stamitz, 2 by Rosetti, 2 or 3 by Krommer plus a lot of names you never hear of. The trouble is, Stamitz, Rosetti and Krommer sound like weak tea next to Mozart and Haydn. Aside from people like Gurn who specialize in this period, there's little to keep a modern audience interested in this music. So you're left with the flute, flute and harp, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and 4 horn concertos by Mozart, and the trumpet concerto of Haydn. Plus there are some fine flute concertos by CPE Bach which shouldn't be forgotten.
Quote from: Florestan on December 03, 2008, 11:29:51 PM
What about his Konzertstueck for 4 Horns and Orchestra?
Right! That must be worth seeking out.
Quote from: Mark G. Simon on December 04, 2008, 04:53:43 AM
There are actually tons of wind concertos from the classical period. For instance, 12 clarinet concertos by Karl Stamitz, 2 by Rosetti, 2 or 3 by Krommer plus a lot of names you never hear of. The trouble is, Stamitz, Rosetti and Krommer sound like weak tea next to Mozart and Haydn. Aside from people like Gurn who specialize in this period, there's little to keep a modern audience interested in this music. So you're left with the flute, flute and harp, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and 4 horn concertos by Mozart, and the trumpet concerto of Haydn. Plus there are some fine flute concertos by CPE Bach which shouldn't be forgotten.
That's pretty much my opinion. It's worth noting that huge advances in instrumental technique and instrument building occurred during that period (roughly 1780-1810). But in terms of musical stature, your description is appropriate. I don't see why someone should seek all wind works from the period simply because they were composed at that tme. Even Haydn and Mozart didn't compose more than highly proficient works for oboe, flute or bassoon. Composers too were in a stage of re-learning their trade with the increased possibilities the 'modern' instruments brought them.
About Schumann's Horn Konzertstück: it never crossed my mind, simply because I took the thread's heading litterally (meaning: excluding brass or symphonic works). Otherwise I'd have gladly mentioned works such as the trumpet concertos of Haydn, Jolivet or Weinberg. Or the Strauss horn concertos, or quite simply, Haydn's delightful Sinfonia concertante. And Schumann's stunning work, of course :D
Ralph Vaughan Williams (as has been mentioned by one other) wrote a very nice oboe concerto which sits quite well alongside his more picturesque style of composition. To expand a little, his tuba concerto is also rather interesting. Aho produced an interesting clarinet concerto (coupled on BIS with Nielsen).
I haven't heard this disc (http://www.amazon.com/Strauss-Wind-Concertos/dp/B000059TL6/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1228828092&sr=1-14) but it seems potentially very good for you.
Edit:
Quote from: SonicMan on December 01, 2008, 05:59:06 PM
Spohr, Louis - Clarinet Concetos - Hyperion
I second Spohr, although I am unsure whether it is entirely worth buying two discs of them rather than just the one. I find it a little difficult to differenciate between them. I guess it depends how much there is to spend :)
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari! He's known only for operetta, but he's got a good number of very well-made concert works, including an English Horn Concerto and a very Strauss-like Idillio-Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra.
And just to give a few horn concertos, of the late-romantic / early-20th-c. era, I'd recommend those of Reinhold Gliere, Kurt Atterberg, Knut Nystedt (neoclassical and playful) and Lars-Erik Larsson's horn concertino. Benjamin Lees has a strong horn concerto, but it might be more modern than your criteria. Give it a try, though; amazon lists copies for under $6: http://www.amazon.com/Lees-Concerto-Orchestra-Zwilich-Bassoon/dp/B0000030JN (http://www.amazon.com/Lees-Concerto-Orchestra-Zwilich-Bassoon/dp/B0000030JN).
-J
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Jim Moskowitz
The Unknown Composers Page: http://kith.org/jimmosk/TOC.html (http://kith.org/jimmosk/TOC.html)
Though it really isn't a concerto, the Symphonies of Wind Instruments by Stravinsky might also be worth a look if only for the fascinating timbres and fiercely contrasting themes.
Anybody mentioned Strauss' delightful Duett-Concertino? It's scored for clarinet and bassoon, with strings and harp accompaniment. Strauss was probably the 20th Century master of wind writing. Well, for the first half of that century, I suppose.
Frank Martins Concerto for Seven Wind Instruments is a first choice here IMO.
Strangely, I'm not familiar with the Vaughan Williams oboe concerto; must remedy that ASAP!
There's a lovely Chamber Concerto for oboe by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. And I've heard nothing but good things about the Paul Creston saxophone concerto. 8)
Ned Rorem and Vincent Persichetti have both written concertos for English horn, and they're both very accessible--and on a fine album recorded by Thomas Stacy, English hornist for the NY Phil. :D
Some might consider Henning's Studies in Impermanence a sort of concerto for the English horn.
But it's inaccessible 8)
Only a couple of weeks ago a new CD has been issued with three (early to late Romantic) flute concertos by Belgian composers was issued : Fétis, Benoit and...??? Gaby Van Riet soloist. I cannot find info on the Internet - will check later at my work.
There are many more 20th century works, well worth exploring :
André Jolivet : concertino for trumpet, strings and piano ( Concerto nr 1) , the second trumpetconcerto, a short but very thrilling & virtuoso , jazz influenced work. Two concerti for flute : a more "classic one with string orchestra , the second ( Suite en concert) with 4 percussion ( a beautiful work!). ( written for Jean Pierre Rampal)
Jacques Ibert ( works for oboe, flute), Henri Tomasi, Honegger ( a lovely "Concerto da camera" for English horn & flute), Frank Martin ( Ballade for flute & chamber orch.). Dutch composer Hendrik Andriessen's Variations on a theme by Couperin ( flute & strings) is gorgeous - and so is Gunnar de Frumerie's Pastoral suite ( flute, harp strings) . Hamilton Harty's "In Ireland" ( flute,harp,orch.) is another little ,tuneful gem - not to be missed! ( check Naxos).
Quote from: jimmosk on December 11, 2008, 07:11:02 PM
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari! He's known only for operetta, but he's got a good number of very well-made concert works, including an English Horn Concerto and a very Strauss-like Idillio-Concerto for Oboe and Orchestra.
And just to give a few horn concertos, of the late-romantic / early-20th-c. era, I'd recommend those of Reinhold Gliere, Kurt Atterberg, Knut Nystedt (neoclassical and playful) and Lars-Erik Larsson's horn concertino. Benjamin Lees has a strong horn concerto, but it might be more modern than your criteria. Give it a try, though; amazon lists copies for under $6: http://www.amazon.com/Lees-Concerto-Orchestra-Zwilich-Bassoon/dp/B0000030JN (http://www.amazon.com/Lees-Concerto-Orchestra-Zwilich-Bassoon/dp/B0000030JN).
-J
This gem - there are a couple of recordings, but this one stands out in brilliance and great sound - is now available at JPC.de for less than 3 euros:
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Here it is ... ten years later!
Sweet, lovely music to hum along.
Bruch: Concertante for clarinet and viola
Reinecke: Flute Concerto
Günter Becker's concerto for electronically modulated oboe and orchestra.
Feldman's Oboe and orchestra is also quite fetching.
Nielsen's Concerti for flute and clarinet are de rigueur
There is all kinds of oboe stuff written for Heinz Holliger in the last ca. 50 years. E.g. Lutoslawski (with harp because Ursula Holliger was a harpist), Carter and many others.
Eastern music for Euphonium isn't well known but IMHO this disc is impressive
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Corrigliano's Clarinet Concerto. Commissioned in 1977 I think for & recorded by Drucker. Amazing technique.
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I find Esenvalds's 'Visions of Arctic: Night', a kind of clarinet concerto, to be very moving. Also votes from me too for Vaughan Williams's oboe and tuba concertos and for Rautavaara's Flute Concerto:
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Horn Concerto by GLIÈRE - sounds like he was in a happy mood when he wrote it.
Saxophone Concertos by Malcolm ARNOLD and GLAZOUNOV
a harmonica concerto by VILLA-LOBOS coming soon on Naxos, also one by Malcolm ARNOLD, and a Romance by VAUGHAN WILLIAMS
English horn (or cor Anglais, if you prefer)- the usual concert piece is the Concertino by DONIZETTI
IMHO one of better from Chandos
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IMHO one of better from Chandos
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Oh, I have been through Besses O' Th' Barn on the Manchester to Bury tram. I didn't realise there was anything there.
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Francois Devienne: Flute Concertos — Andras Adorjan (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kcWb_TiJgVPw3u0UOG3fPMSS-rYiWKYys)
There was a time (year or two ago) when I listened to this performance for several weeks maybe on day-by-day basis.
"He [Devienne] became known in his day as the "Mozart of the Flute". (Wikipedia (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francois_Devienne))
Composer: Francois Devienne
Artist: András Adorján
Orchestra: Münchener Kammerorchester
Conductor: Hans Stadlmair
2014 Tudor
Released on: 2014-10-07
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Interesting work but awful recording (recorded 1982 sound like 1950)
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Saverio Mercadante: Flute Concertos Vol. 1 — Patrick Gallois (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m_BVklKcVuBXaYydXNte5A1L4qMouYx0k)
Mercadante: Flute Concertos Nos. 1, 2 & 4
Flute and Conductor: Patrick Gallois
Orchestra: Sinfonia Finlandia Jyvaskyla
2013 Naxos
Released on: 2013-12-03
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Saverio Mercadante: Flute Concertos Vol. 2 — Patrick Gallois & Kazunori Seo (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nY-kdsl4wNkRSIYg4z8uKUh-t_Yj6J6-o)
Mercadante: Flute Concertos, Vol. 2
Flute and Conductor: Patrick Gallois
Flute: Kazunori Seo
Orchestra: Czech Chamber Philharmonic Orchestra, Pardubice
2018 Naxos
Released on: 2018-07-13
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Here I post my playlist of Woodwind Concertos. Actually it is contents of my six playlists, combined, ordered by composer and all movements entries are combined in just concerto name. Major keys are marked by single big letter at end (with flat if needed). No performer names (yes, it is sad point). 190 concertos and 57 hours (56:52:35). I'd listened to them all many times. While collecting (~2 years ago) this playlist many times was considerably reconstructed (some concertos were deleted as not suitable for me and some concertos were added). This playlist version is stable for year or so. Yes, some significant names (Vivaldi, Krommer, Hoffmeister, others) and notable consertos (e.g. Francais) are omitted; initially they all were in my playlists but by listening to them many times I noted that I want to skip them. So it is just playlist of my personal tastes for this time. Anyway I hope it can be useful at least as starting point for beginner listener. I hope also that concertos from this list can be found in YouTube.
Woodwind Concertos (190)
Albinoni (Camden) Double Oboe Sinfonia G
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 2 C
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 5 C
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 8 D
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 11 C
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 3 F
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 6 G
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 9 C
Albinoni Double Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 12 D
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 3 B flat
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 6 D
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 9 F
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 12 C
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 2 d minor
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 5 C
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 8 g minor
Albinoni Oboe Concerto Op 9 No 11 B flat
Bach CPE Flute Concerto H 445 G
Bach CPE Flute Concerto Wq 22 d minor
Bach CPE Oboe Concerto B flat
Bach CPE Oboe Concerto E flat
Bach JC Flute Concerto W C79 D
Bach Violin Panpipes Concerto BWV 1060R d minor
Backofen J Clarinet Concerto Op 03 B flat
Backofen J Clarinet Concerto Op 16 E flat
Backofen J Clarinet Concerto Op 24 E flat
Baermann HJ Clarinet Concertino Op 29 c minor (1818)
Barbirolli (Pergolesi) Oboe Concerto c minor
Beer JJ Clarinet Concerto B flat
Benda F Flute Concerto e minor
Besozzi C Oboe Concerto G
Boccherini L Flute Concerto D
Cartellieri AC Clarinet Concerto No 1 B flat
Cartellieri AC Clarinet Concerto No 3 E flat
Cartellieri AC Flute Concerto G
Ciardi C Flute Concerto Op 129 D (1859)
Corelli Barbirolli Panpipes Concerto F
Croes H-Joseph Clarinet Concerto B flat Allegro
Crusell BH Clarinet Concerto No 1 Op 1 E flat (1811)
Crusell BH Clarinet Concerto No 2 Op 5 f minor (1817)
Crusell BH Clarinet Concerto No 3 Op 11 B flat (1828)
Danzi F Flute Clarinet Concertante Op 41 B
Danzi F Flute Concerto No 1 Op 30 G
Danzi F Flute Concerto No 2 Op 31 d minor
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 01 D
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 02 D
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 03 G
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 04 G
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 05 G
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 06 D
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 07 e minor
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 08 G
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 09 e minor
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 10 D
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 11 b minor
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 12 A
Devienne F Flute Concerto No 13 Op posth D
Devienne F Flute Concerto Op posth (Arr Viotti No 23) G
Dimmler FA Clarinet Concerto B flat
Dittersdorf CD Oboe Concerto G
Dittersdorf CD Oboe Concerto L 24 C
Dittersdorf CD Oboe Concerto L 25b D
Dittersdorf CD Oboe Concerto L 39 C
Dittersdorf CD Oboe Concerto L 40a C
Dittersdorf CD Oboe Concerto L 42 G
Dittersdorf CD Oboe d'amore Concerto L 43b A
Dittersdorf CD Symphony D Oboe Andantino
Eichner E Oboe Concerto No 3 C (1770)
Ferlendis G Oboe Concerto No 1 F
Ferlendis G Oboe Concerto No 2 C
Ferlendis G Oboe Concerto No 3 C
Finzi Clarinet Concerto Op 31 c minor (1949)
Goepfert A Clarinet Concerto Op 14 E flat
Goepfert A Clarinet Concerto Op 20 B flat
Goepfert A Clarinet Concerto Op 35 E flat
Haydn J Clarinet Concerto Hob VII deest B flat
Haydn J Double Clarinet Concerto B flat
Haydn J Oboe Concerto Hob VIIg-C1 C
Hoffmeister FA Clarinet Concerto B flat
Holzbauer IJ Oboe Concerto d minor
Jirovec VM (Gyrowetz A) Oboe Sinfonia Concertante F
Kallick W Clarinet Concerto B flat
Kalliwoda JW Oboe Concertino Op 110 F
Knezek JV Clarinet Concerto B flat
Knezek JV Double Clarinet Concerto A
Kozeluch JA Oboe Concerto F
Kozeluch L Clarinet Concerto No 1 E flat
Kozeluch L Clarinet Concerto No 2 E flat
Kozeluch L Clarinet Sonata Concertante E flat
Lachner I Oboe Concertino B flat
Lebrun LA Clarinet Concerto B flat (Sieber 4, 1777)
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto C (Sieber 4, 1777)
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 1 d minor
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 2 g minor
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 3 C
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 4 B flat
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 5 C
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 6 F
Lebrun LA Oboe Concerto No 7 F
Loeillet Panpipes Concerto D
Mann JGH Clarinet Concerto Op 90 c minor (c.1885)
Mercadante S Clarinet Concerto Op 076 E flat
Mercadante S Clarinet Concerto Op 101 B flat
Mercadante S Flute Concerto No 2 e minor
Mercadante S Flute Concerto No 6 D
Molique B Flute Concerto Op 69 d minor (1860s)
Molique B Oboe Concertino g minor (1829)
Molter JM Flute Concerto G
Mozart Clarinet Concerto K 314 C (Arr from Oboe)
Mozart Clarinet Concerto K 622 A
Mozart Oboe Concerto K 314 C
Platti GB Oboe Concerto g minor
Pleyel IJ Clarinet Concerto No 1 C
Pleyel IJ Clarinet Concerto No 2 B flat
Pleyel IJ Double Clarinet Sinfonia Concertante B flat
Pokorny FX Clarinet Concerto No 1 E flat
Pokorny FX Clarinet Concerto No 2 B flat
Quantz JJ Double Flute Concerto g minor
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto C
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto D Pour Potsdam
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto e minor
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto g minor
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto Qv 5 117 e minor
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto Qv 5 173 G
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto Qv 5 174 (No 161) G
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto Qv 5 196 (No 262) g minor
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto Qv 5 236 a minor
Quantz JJ Flute Concerto Qv 5 238 a minor
Reicha A Clarinet Concerto g minor (1815)
Reicha J Flute Concerto B flat
Reicha J Oboe Concerto B flat
Richter FX Flute Concerto e minor
Riotte PJ Clarinet Concerto Op 24 B flat (1809)
Romberg B Flute Concerto Op 17 b minor
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Clarinet Concerto No 1 E flat
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Clarinet Concerto No 2 E flat
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Flute Concerto D
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Flute Concerto E flat
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Flute Concerto G
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Concerto C29 C
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Concerto C30 C
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Concerto C31 C
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Concerto C33 D
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Concerto C34 F
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Symphony A16 D
Rosetti (Rosler) FA Oboe Symphony A32 F
Sammartini GB Oboe Concerto D
Sammartini GB Oboe Concerto E flat
Sammartini GB Oboe Concerto G
Schacht T Clarinet Concerto B flat
Schacht T Clarinet Concerto D
Schacht T Double Clarinet Concerto B flat
Schacht T Triple Clarinet Concerto B flat
Schwencke CFG Oboe Concerto C
Schwindl F Flute Concerto D
Solere PE Clarinet Concerto B flat Espagnol
Solere PE Clarinet Concerto E flat
Spohr L Clarinet Concerto No 1 Op 26 c minor
Spohr L Clarinet Concerto No 2 Op 57 E flat
Spohr L Clarinet Concerto No 3 WoO 19 f minor
Spohr L Clarinet Concerto No 4 WoO 20 e minor
Stalder JFXD Flute Concerto B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 01 F
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 02 B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 03 B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 04 B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 05 E flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 06 B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 07 E flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 08 B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 10 B flat
Stamitz C Clarinet Concerto No 11 E flat
Stamitz C Double Clarinet Concerto B flat
Stamitz C Flute Concerto D
Stamitz C Flute Concerto G
Stamitz C Violin Clarinet Concerto B flat
Stamitz J Clarinet Concerto B flat
Stanford CV Clarinet Concerto Op 80 a minor (1902)
Sussmayr FX Clarinet Concerto SmWV 501 D
Vanhal JB Flute Concerto D
Vanhal JB Flute Concerto No 1 A
Vanhal JB Flute Concerto No 2 B flat
Wendling JB Flute Concerto C
Wilms JW Flute Concerto Op 24 D (c.1813)
Winter P Clarinet Concerto E flat
Winter P Oboe Concerto No 2 F
Witt F Flute Concerto Op 8 G (1807)
Yost M Clarinet Concerto No 07 B flat
Yost M Clarinet Concerto No 08 E flat
Yost M Clarinet Concerto No 11 B flat
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Martinů's fantastic Oboe Concerto springs to mind immediately:
https://www.youtube.com/v/Ru3NDf0O0fQ
... and of course Nielsen's Clarinet Concerto, plus IMHO Saariaho's Flute Concerto, L'Aile du Songe, and maybe Copland's Clarinet Concerto.
I went back to page 1: "Diletante" disappeared in december 2008!
We seem to love concertos for wind instruments, however.
Here are a few more "leckerbissen" :
Ferrucio Busoni - Divertimento for Flute and Orchestra Op. 52 (1920)
https://youtu.be/FflElbb1e0I
Jean-Michel Damase, Sérenade pour Flûte et orchestre à cordes.
https://youtu.be/NiDZ7JfjoQ4
Marius Flothuis - Concert voor fluit en orkest, Op. 19
https://youtu.be/c4vLHAT_fCA
Theodoor Verhey - Concerto for flute & orchestra №1 in d minor
https://youtu.be/Mgyu2uGUg3M
August Verbesselt: concerto for klarinet (fragment)
https://youtu.be/PLEGWmQNarQ
For those who want to hear more music by composer/conductor René Defossez:
A pianoconcerto from 1951, in an old Decca recording.
https://youtu.be/udHa9eWFRGo
IMHO two great works particularly Horovitz could receive more attention
https://diginole.lib.fsu.edu/islandora/object/fsu:360344/datastream/PDF/view
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Quote from: Diletante on December 01, 2008, 04:05:12 PMSo I would like you to recommend me some concertos I could check out for wind instruments. Thanks in advance. :)
You won't go wrong with this one, since we've also strayed into brass territory:
Trust me to guide you in all things musik, Diletante - all you have to do is take my hand:
a flaw of brass concerts is that they are composed of excessively heterogeneous pieces, I prefer those dedicated to a single composer
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Golland IMHO talented composer untimely death a loss
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