Corelli (Camwell): La Follia for saxophone ensemble Genre_Two Winds w/pianoCode: JP4041 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0183 0 Sonata No. 12 in D minor 'La Follia' is an extended set of 22 variations based upon a popular theme of the Baroque Era. Indeed, many composers in addition to Corelli wrote their own variations upon this theme, with versions by Vivaldi and Geminiani being the most well known today. Some phrases have been ornamented in this arrangement by Dave Camwell, but additional ornamentation in the proper baroque style is to be
and concludes all in a rush
which he feels well represents the gentle spirit of the man for whom the work was written
Scene Rustique was composed in 1921 and is approximately 6 minutes
19 in or around 1871 and published the work through Kistner (Leipzig) in 1872 with both solo clarinet and solo violin parts
on interpretation of the Guilhaud Concertino
entitled "The Way It Is"
This work has been recorded on Toccata Classics (TOCC 0346)
bass clarinet
where he taught composition for the rest of his life
22 was written in late 1997 and was commissioned by flutist Elizabeth Ko
after which he played for two years in the Linz (Austria) opera house
this set of variations has very appealing colors