Sonata, Opus Something for Clarinet and Piano

dearvillain wrote:

Greetings!

I've been using Pianoteq's wonderful Steinway D for a few years now.  It finds its way in to all of my works that use piano.  The piece I'm sharing below is my latest, and I hope for those of you willing to sit through the 17 minute, 3 movement work (I know, I know...this is an internet forum, not a concert hall!) you'll get something out of it. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=764PofiBsek

Cheers and thanks for taking a chance on this piece!

Dave

First I thought this music, it’s a bit complicated. But the more I listened I found many different parts, and they were kind of related. I liked especially the very fast, funny, running, jumping part from 13,45 - . And I smiled when i heard the last part from 16,36 to the end, the clarinet reminded me of Rimsky-Korsakov "Flight of the Bumblebee" 
So, thank you, dearvillain! It was nice to be part of this 17 minute journey - undoubtledly amazing  music!

”I know...this is an internet forum, not a concert hall!”
Well, I really felt I had a concert hall in my own little studio when listening. This sub-forum is made just for that - sharing and listening.:)
Thank you!