Bernhard Henrik Crusell Clarinet Quartet C minor (2/2)

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Uploaded by on Nov 24, 2008

Allegri String Quartet
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Bernhard Henrik Crusell (October 15, 1775 – July 28, 1838) was a Swedish-Finnish clarinetist, composer and translator, the most significant and internationally best-known Finnish-born Classical composer and indeed, the outstanding Finnish composer before Sibelius. Although a foreigner to Stockholm,[1] he rose to a prominent position in the Swedish music world.

In Stockholm Crusell was employed for forty years (1793-1833) playing principal clarinet with the Hovkapellet (Royal Court Orchestra), and eventually became an internationally celebrated clarinetist. It is indicative of his reputation that he was for many years the best-paid musician in the entire orchestra. Crusell also attained fame as a renowned clarinet virtuoso, and went to Germany to study and perform in 1798, 1803 and 1811; on the second occasion, when a Napoleonic hegemony united much of Europe, his trips extended as far as Paris. During this time he maintained a travel diary in Finnish.

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  • Aha! Did you know that the Swedish Conservatory is the oldest in Europe still to function?

  • Nope but listen to the 2nd movement. I think this guy was actually born in Finland. It's to confusing.

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  • Actually, Finland was a part of Sweden when Crusell was born, it had been so for almost 600 years but we lost Finland in 1809. So it was quite natural for him to go to Sweden.

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