My piece for Moscow Clarinet Quartet! Composer: I. Krasikov Clarinets: I. Krasikov I. Verin I. Loleit Bass Clarinet: A. Melkumov Cojon: M. Omutov Sheet music: www.sheetmusic...
Using the quartet as its own percussion section, with advanced technique, and not slipping into ultra avante-garde is wonderful to hear, congratulations!
I need to see this performed live. I need to learn how to play the bass part. I need to learn these techniques they're so interesting, both in technique and sound.
Круто, Игнат. Очень здорово слышать интонации нашего времени, реально свежо и сразу, с первого прослушивания запоминается тема. Вы конечно слеп-мастера :))
Wonderful sound world created by the mix of extended techniques, ethnic rhythms, and tuneful harmony. Is it published yet? One question - it is so musically interpreted, but the phrasing is minimal, is the score still being edited? What does the final score look like???
Thank you very much! Yes, it is published. I decided to give freedom of interpretation to performers. Final score here: www.sheetmusicplus.com/publishers/ignat-krasikov/18581
where is the percussive elements coming from? like the snare(?) around 0:40, and the shakers later on? is there a fifth player playing percussion, is there a written percussion part? amazing work by the way, this piece is super inspirational and beautiful.
@@bornsetjustafellowgamer1480 Couldn't help but notice your user name. If you happen to be a fan of vgm, please allow me to recommend The Consouls for brilliant jazz arrangements of iconic themes (about 400 in their extensive catalogue now) eg. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KDFF2ImVymA.htmlsi=IymUyTlbN1U3J-7A
What in the Leo P 😳 Btw this would sound interesting as a sax qartet Jokes aside, this sounds insane mad respect to those clarinets especially the higher ones for pulling off those overtoneglissis
