The Application Of Voicing Technique In Cruzeil's "F Minor Concerto"

Bernhard Henrik Crusell(15 October 1775 – 28 July 1838)was a Swedish-Finnish clarinetist,composer in the early days of romanticism.His works are mainly clarinet works with rich skills and moving melodies.Among them,three clarinet concertos,"E flat major concerto" op.1,"f minor concerto" op.5,and "B flat major concerto" op.11,are all excellent clarinet works.When he composed the concerto in f minor,the structure of the clarinet was not yet complete.In 1803,he learned to play the clarinet from the famous six-key clarinetist lafayette,and created this work in the same year.This piece is difficult to perform and USES many types of vocal performance.Articulation is an important music expression technique in wind music performance.Different articulation performance can reflect different music emotions.This paper will focus on the types of clarinet enunciation and its practice and performance methods,and elaborate on the accurate application of different enunciation techniques in the performance of the "f minor concerto" with examples.