(1984) Mozart: Bassoon & Clarinet Concertos id_qobuz:http://bit.ly/1PuS93q He captivates with his intellect

He captivates with his intellect and seduces with his passionate style of expression

intimate without being intimist

This was the case for the works in the Stylus phantasticus (in which the Italian durezze e ligature style occasionally appears)

Simply stupendous

the music that he brought to paper bore the indelible mark of this sense of artistic “urgency”

(1984) Mozart: Bassoon & Clarinet Concertos id_qobuz:http://bit.ly/1PuS93q He captivates with his intellectKlaus Thunemann, Bassoon Klaus Thunemann, born in Magdeburg in 1937, originally had the desire to become a concert pianist. At the age of 18, however, he discovered the bassoon. He studied with Willy Fugmann in Berlin and received his diploma in 1960. From 1962 to 1978 Klaus Thunemann played as a soloist with the Hamburg NDR Symphony Orchestra. He was the only bassoonist (as well as the Only German musician) to win a prize at the ARD Competition in