PS Un “blogger” non è un oracolo e commette inevitabilmente errori (il minimo possibile..). Ricevo spesso “correzioni” non sempre fondamentali e non sempre precise. Così come io mi sottopongo al giudizio altrui con nome e cognome così chi vorrà avere la bontà di segnalarmi eventuali errori o imprecisioni dovrà farlo unicamente mandando un commento: a ognuno la propria responsabilità. In base alla nuova normativa chi si fosse iscritto e desidera de-iscriversi è sufficiente che mi invii un messaggio e-mail..

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A concert… thoroughly enjoyable in both of its parts. The Adorno Quartet—on this occasion featuring three female instrumentalists—though composed of relatively young musicians, already enjoys, and rightly so, a noteworthy level of success. Their performance of Schubert’s quartet was of excellent quality (despite a few intonation lapses) and was met with warm applause, aided by the sheer beauty of the work itself. The overly exuberant opening of the third movement was, however, rather questionable, as it diminished the movement’s expressive impact. Yet, taken as a whole, it remained a fine interpretation.The second half offered Weber’s celebrated—if not particularly beautiful—quintet, enriched by the presence of clarinetist Carbonare, an artist of international stature who drew from his instrument every imaginable nuance. Carbonare rightly recalled other masterpieces for clarinet (notably Mozart and, above all, Brahms), which we hope to hear performed in the near future.The concert concluded with a klezmer piece, a genre in which the clarinet naturally reigns supreme. It was an inspired choice that did nothing to undermine the classical character of the evening, while opening the program to a style rarely heard in such contexts. Here too, Carbonare’s consummate professionalism shone through. The audience responded enthusiastically, and the performers offered two encores: a brief “album leaf” from a Mozart quintet that never saw the light of day, and a dazzling display of clarinet virtuosity. A delightful evening.

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