Pedro Étienne Solère - Concerto Espagnol in B-flat major for clarinet (c.1800) 

Not so unique. You can hear the Clarinet Concerto from Mozart in it.

Mas que sublime es divertido, dicharachero, juguetón y bromista.

Phil Homes --- jajajaja si, solo le falto la guitarra

There is a post about it on the clarinet bboard right now first page

You can download the score, clarinet part and piano reduction here: mozartbassetclarinet.wordpress.com/solere-concerto-espagnole/

@@bassettoclarinetto The 2nd movement is not the same.

@@Andre-gh8bx the info about that is all in the Preface

Nope, it's Dieter Klöcker playing here.

Ek ook.

Use some online converter, there are a few. For Example www.youtube-mp3.org/de , it's German but you can also find some in other languages.

+Barry Jaggers Picture: Francisco de Goya - Clothed Maja (1798-1805) Pedro Étienne Solère (4 april 1753, Mount Louis, Pyrenees -- 1817, Paris) French composer, clarinist and music pedagogue Work: Concerto Espagnol in B-major for clarinet and orchestra (c.1800) Mov.I: Allegro 00:00 Mov.II: Romanza Andalusia Soleá 10:23 Mov.III: Rondo moderato bien marqué Fandango (with castanets and tambourine) 14:26 Clarinet: Dieter Klöcker Orchestra: Prague Chamber Orchestra Conductor: Milan Lajcík

Thank you very much for the info

If you mean that Klöcker adds ornamentation and makes some alterations to the figuration that is correct...however the suggestion that the work is a forgery is not. The sole known copy of the original edition is at the monastery in Einsiedeln in Switzerland. Incidentally, the last movement is indeed marked 'Fandango'.