La vie en rose
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«La vie en rose», the second album by Daniel Ottensamer, is an irresistible blend of both popular and rarely recorded French pieces, and includes, among others, a recording of the «Concerto pour clarinette et orchestre» by Jean Françaix that should become the essential reference for all aspiring clarinetists. This work is combined with short popular pieces as well as the «Suite Scaramouche» by Darius Milhaud.Buy La vie en rose at the best price
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Product information
- Album La vie en rose
- Artist Daniel Ottensamer
- Genre Classical Music, Opera / Operetta / Lyrical Singing
- Release date 2019-02-08
- Label Sony Classical
- Distributor SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
- Format CD
- EAN 0190758563527
- Number of tracks 12
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Concerto for clarinet & orchestra : i. allegro
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Concerto for clarinet & orchestra : ii. scherzando
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Concerto for clarinet & orchestra : iii. andantino
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Concerto for clarinet & orchestra : iv. allegrissimo
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"1ere rhapsodie" for clarinet & orchestra, l116
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"2 swans" for violoncello, clarinet & orchestra (arr. S. Koncz)
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"la vie en rose" for clarinet & orchestra (arr.S. Koncz)
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Scaramouche. suite for clarinet & orch., opus 165d : i. vif
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Scaramouche. suite for clarinet & orch., opus 165d : ii. modéré
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Scaramouche. suite for clarinet & orch., opus 165d : iii. brasileira (mvt. de sa
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"sous le ciel de Paris" for clarinet & orchestra (arr. S. Koncz)
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"tarantelle" for clarinet, violoncello & orch., opus 6 (arr. S. Koncz)
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