Weber · Grand Duo Concertant I

Weber · Grand Duo Concertant 1

Weber · Grand Duo Concertant I

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Watch the french clarinetist Paul Meyer playing the virtuoso Grand Duo Concertant with the pianist Eric Le Sage

Carl Maria von Weber 1789 - 1826
Grand Duo Concertant

Paul Meyer, clarinet
Eric Le Sage, piano

1. Allegro con fuoco
2. Andante con moto
3. Rondo - Allegro

Extract from the DVD "The great romantics"

directed and edited by Stéphan Aubé
musical script · Béatrice Trichet
camera · Uffe Borgwardt, Kim Frandsen and Charlotta Miranda-Dam
technical coordinator · Jens Ingevall

sound production by Preben Iwan
technical assistants · Jørn D. Jacobsen and Mikkel Nymand

produced by Louisiana Museum of Modern Art and Cubus Film
artistic director · Lars Fenger
executive producer · Uffe Borgwardt | Cubus Film and TV
filmed and recorded live at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Thanks to Juhl-Sørensen A/S - Steinway & | Denmark

© Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

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