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    KR ROTH AN-LUN HUANG op.4l (1987) BREREH ig 48 hy Clarinet and Strings CAPRICCIO a Piano Reduction Cappriccio for Clarinet and Strings ‘An-lun Huang, op.41(1987) Cappriccio for Clarinet solo and Strings was dedicated to the leading Canadian Clarinetist, Jim Campbell, who commissioned the piece through the Ontario Art Council, in 1987. The music was successfully premiered by Jim and the Orford Quartet in the Parrysound, Ont. the summer of the same year. In 1989, the Thirteen Strings of Ottawa made an other success of this music for its version of string orchestra. This version of string orchestra won the Ist prize, a gold plate, of the National Competition of “the Best Composition of the Year” in China in 1991. Since that, this piece has been performed frequently in China. Jim's own performance, accompanied by The Russian Philharmonic Orchestra of Moscow, has been recorded by “ROI”, a Hong Kong based CD company, in 1996. [ROI has release more than 50 Cds of Chinese Traditional Music. This CD of Jim Campbell is one of the three CD sets on the symphonic works by An-loon Hung. ROI is going to release up to 200 CDs on contemporary Chinese music.] The music is divide in two sessions. Th¢ Ist slow session is written in a romantic, dreamy mood. The long melodic line is built on a quit traditional tonal harmonic system, The 2nd session is based a Chinese folk tune. The composer used an unique Chinese “HAOZI” style. “Haozi” is a kind of work song sung to synchronize movements, with one person leading. In this effective music, clarinet leads the orchestra to a virtuoso climax with some very strong rhythmic patterns. RGA ub Heee+— ( 1987 ) RRERE ER REP RMEKEREWAASA/ CENSOR (PCCM ES RANT RE > MRS eS MR UE LEB A RR GR - HELGA Oe RK ALT SE BL RAPS > REE PEE + REALE + REL OROTRRS » PASTORS UTE, RAR - (RA BART DCL GEE)» LLL SEE SY GSURBRSRHS > URSA PRATER EP SSSR « Dedrentid & Jom Comphen Caprice a pian F = An= lier gp.at Feo) Z t Tie — = A S| =—— == se =} = ve fbr +S \ a == aig, sate i 1 =S50 He sme Ee NES BE ae = -6- with rant Lut su His m3 lH ae a rr a —u= -l2- Men iy -l4— - Wi st bb I

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