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The present work was originally titled "Romance after Brahms
A great recital work
A short paragraph is read before each movement by either the clarinetist or a narrator
75 minutes
Laurischkus: Miniaturen - Acht Kleine Stucke for Clarinet and Piano oboe gouging machine The present work was originallyCode: JP2093 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0244 8 Max Laurischkus was born in Insterburg, East Prussia, in 1876 and died in Berlin in 1929. Although Lithuanian folk songs were included in some of the compositions of Laurischkus, it is incorrect to say he is Lithuanian as is sometimes written. Insterburg, also known as Isruties or Isrutien in the Lithuanian language, was never a part of Lithuania. The city was occupied in 1946 by Russia at the end of World War II