The Clarinet Sonata Op. 167 by Camille Saint-Saëns belongs to the composer's late chamber works, reflecting a refined, transparent and highly distilled musical language. Written at the end of his life, it shows a strong focus on formal concision and direct expression typical of this final creative period. The arrangement by John Glenesk Mortimer offers a respectful and subtle reimagining of the original work. This adaptation highlights the melodic richness and harmonic finesse of Saint-Saëns' wr...