Matthew Nelson- Charles Harford Lloyd: Chamber Music for Clarinet (CD) David ZucchiCharles Harford Lloyd (1849 1919) organist of Gloucester Cathedral and the Chapel Royal, Oxford theologian and concert organiser, music master at Eton and much more was one of the most distinguished musicians of Victorian England. The largest part of his output is vocal music, mostly for the church; he composed only a handful of chamber works, often involving the clarinet. He wrote in a light Romantic idiom, where the influence of Brahms is often
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The two scores that "compose" the music (two because the first and third pieces use the same one) are nothing more than a framework: a very limited number of directions given to the musicians and the conductor