Mozart:
Clarinet Concerto in A major, K622

Weber:
Clarinet Concertino in C minor

Baermann:
Adagio for clarinet & strings

Debussy:
Premiere Rhapsodie

[Mozart] “His command is absolute, the mood calmingly resigned … The underlying melancholy (missed here by many) is fully brought out … [others] Weber’s concertino, excellently exploits the clarinet's qualities ... Baermann's Adagio has a certain melodic grace of an operatic kind ; and Debussy's Rhapsodie (competition work) has a lot of characteristic things, and never suggests that it was a piece he really had to write … Brymer's playing will be familiar from many recordings: He has a smooth technique, a lovely liquid tone - rich and warm in the clarion register, oily and vibrant in the chalumeau.... He phrases Kramář with grace in the outer movements and expression in the Adagio; a skilful, thoroughly musical performance”. (Gramophone)

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Rec. 1959/66