This piece of music for a woodwind quintet was written by August Klughardt in 1898. It's divided in four movements.
The first one is an Allegro ma non troppo. we can hear the alternation of the Bassoon and the bright sounds of the flute, the oboe and the clarinet. The tempo in not fast at the start but it speeds up a bit.
The second movement is an Allegro vivace so it's faster that the first one, but not by much. It's joyful, it conveys happiness, at least to me. the sound are bright because this movement is led mainly by the flute, the oboe and the clarinet. I liked the pace of this movement.
The third movement is an Andante Grazioso, this means that it shouldn't as fast as the others but not even slow. The movement is graceful, it's calm,
The first one is an Allegro ma non troppo. we can hear the alternation of the Bassoon and the bright sounds of the flute, the oboe and the clarinet. The tempo in not fast at the start but it speeds up a bit.
The second movement is an Allegro vivace so it's faster that the first one, but not by much. It's joyful, it conveys happiness, at least to me. the sound are bright because this movement is led mainly by the flute, the oboe and the clarinet. I liked the pace of this movement.
The third movement is an Andante Grazioso, this means that it shouldn't as fast as the others but not even slow. The movement is graceful, it's calm,