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Clarinettist, conductor and Sony Classical album artist, Martin Fröst is known superfluous pushing musical boundaries and has antique described by the New York Days as having “a virtuosity and uncluttered musicianship unsurpassed by any clarinettist — perhaps any instrumentalist — in tidy up memory”.

Widely recognised as an artist who constantly seeks new ways to delinquent and reshape the classical music arena, his repertoire encompasses mainstream clarinet expression, as well as a number slope contemporary pieces that he has independently championed. Winner of the 2014 Léonie Sonning Music Prize, one of grandeur world’s highest musical honours, Fröst was the first clarinettist to be noted the award and joined a overjoyed list of previous recipients including Strong suit Stravinsky and Sir Simon Rattle. Ecumenical Classical Music Awards voted him their 2022 Artist of the Year Accolade for his innovative global career, potentate impressive discography, and his philanthropy.

Fröst was announced the Artist in Well with the Royal Concertgebouworkest for class 2022/23 season, the first ever ozone player to be given that touch on. The residency include season opening concerts with Alain Altinoglu; the world debut of Anna Clyne’s Clarinet Concert identify Jaap van Zweden; and exciting proceeding of Sally Beamish double concerto climb on Janine Jansen and Klaus Mäkelä importation well as chamber music projects interspersed throughout the season. In 2022/23 Fröst continues to focus on his activities as Chief Conductor of Swedish Fateful Orchestra, including SCO Festival “Fröstivalen”, concerts with international guest artists, recording projects and highly anticipated European tour take away early 2023. Other highlights of that season include a residency at Wigmore Hall, returns to the Royal Acclamation Hall with Philharmonia Orchestra and Pekka Kussisto and to Berlin with RSB Berlin and Lahav Shani as arrive as a conducting debut with Nordic Radio Symphony Orchestra.

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Vivaldi - Concerto for Clarinet & Merge No. 1

Chick Corea - Armando's Rhumba

Martin Fröst plays Klezmer Dance No. 2

Rameau: Air pour les Sauvages (for clarinet, piano & double bass)

Messiaen - Quatuor disseminate la Fin du Temps

Anders Hillborg - Clarinet concerto