Utwory na płycie:

• Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in D major - Molto moderato
• Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in D major - Vivace
• Duo for Clarinet and Piano
• The Pool among the Rushes for Clarinet and Piano
• Trumpeter for Clarinet Solo
• Four Short Pieces, Op. 6 for B-flat Clarinet and Piano - Prelude: Non troppo allegro
• Four Short Pieces, Op. 6 for B-flat Clarinet and Piano - Scherzo: Allegro molto
• Four Short Pieces, Op. 6 for B-flat Clarinet and Piano - Pastoral: Allegretto
• Four Short Pieces, Op. 6 for B-flat Clarinet and Piano - Burlesque: Con Spirito
• Low for Clarinet and Piano
• Clarinet Sonata, Op. 129 for Clarinet and Piano - Allegro moderato
• Clarinet Sonata, Op. 129 for Clarinet and Piano - Caoine (Adagio, quasi Fantasia)
• Clarinet Sonata, Op. 129 for Clarinet and Piano - Allegretto grazioso
• Three Playthings, Op. 97 for Clarinet Solo - I
• Three Playthings, Op. 97 for Clarinet Solo - II
• Three Playthings, Op. 97 for Clarinet Solo - III
• Opaque Rhapsody for Clarinet and Piano (2016)

Arnold Bax:
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano in D major

Eric Sweeney:
Duo for Clarinet and Piano in D major

Joan Trimble:
The Pool among the Rushes for Clarinet and Piano

Gerald Barry:
Trumpeter for Clarinet Solo
Low for Clarinet and Piano

Howard Ferguson:
Four Short Pieces, Op. 6 for B-flat Clarinet and Piano

Charles Villiers Stanford:
Clarinet Sonata, Op. 129 for Clarinet and Piano

James Wilson:
Three Playthings, Op. 97 for Clarinet Solo

Christopher Moriarty:
Opaque Rhapsody for Clarinet and Piano

Ireland is not only the green island, but also the land of legends and singers. All this is reflected on the second GENUIN CD by the Irish clarinetist John Finucane. The exceptional wind player brings together music from his homeland from 1911 to the present day. Without exception, these are genuine discoveries, and not only because of the world premiere recordings and works written for John Finucane. Even in the most modern of times, the magic of the past is still alive, and contemporary musical language is inspired by the spirit of the Irish harpists: from Stanford to Bax, from Ferguson to Trimble. An Irish blessing!