Mozart - 5 Divertimenti Für 2 Klarinetten Und Fagott KV 439b

Review by April Smith

The album 5 Divertimenti Für 2 Klarinetten Und Fagott KV 439b by Mozart is a delightful collection of chamber music. The three performers, clarinetists Sabine Meyer and Wolfgang Meyer, and bassoonist Dag Jensen, are all highly skilled musicians who bring a great deal of nuance and expression to their performances.

The music itself is light and playful, with a cheerful energy that is infectious. Each of the five divertimenti has its own unique character, from the sprightly melodies of the first, to the more reflective and melancholy mood of the third. The musicians handle these shifts in tone and mood with ease, conveying the full range of emotions in Mozart's music.

One of the highlights of the album is the interplay between the instruments. The clarinets and bassoon weave in and out of each other's lines, creating a rich tapestry of sound that is both intricate and harmonious. The musicians are clearly attuned to each other's playing, and their ensemble work is impeccable.

Summary by April Smith

5 Divertimenti Für 2 Klarinetten Und Fagott KV 439b is a wonderful album that showcases Mozart's chamber music at its best. The performances are top-notch, and the music is both engaging and enjoyable. Anyone who loves classical music, or who appreciates the artistry of skilled musicians, will find much to enjoy in this album.