"Christmas for Four" Medley of 10 Christmas songs in a beautiful arrangement for Clarinet Quartet by Francesco Leone.
Score & Parts (6) : Bb Clarinet 1-3 and Bass Clarinet, included optional parts for Eb alto Clarinet (instead Clarinet 3) and Bb Clarinet 4 (instead Bass Clarinet). Duration 6.00 (+-). contents: Winter's Snow, Sans Day Carol, Ding Dong Merrily on High, Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabella, In the Bleak Midwinter, Angels from the Realms of Glory, The Gloucestershire Wassail, Good King Wenceslas, Away in a Manger, The First Noel.

Six Sonatas Op.34 were originally composed by Boismortier for three melodic instruments (violins, flutes, etc.) and basso continuo on 1731. Op.34-6 consists of the following movements;I. Adagio,not melodic but harmony-changing is enjoyable.II. Allegro,Fugue.III. Largo,idyllic and beautiful.IV. Allegro,cute Fugue.

Six Sonatas Op.34 were originally composed by Boismortier for three melodic instruments (violins, flutes, etc.) and basso continuo on 1731. Op.34-1 consists of the following movements;I. Adagio,II. Presto,III. Adagio,IV. Allegro.Very beautiful and elegant piece.

Add some spice to your repertoire with this exciting arrangement of Spain by Chick Corea. Composed in 1971 and featured on Corea's album Light as a Feather, Spain is probably Corea's most well-known piece and is widely loved by audiences of all ages. This arrangement for Clarinet Quartet by Kate Agioritis is sure to be a crowd-pleaser!

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Toto's iconic hit 'Africa' is still as popular today as it was when it topped the charts in 1982. This rhythmic and inventive arrangement for Clarinet Quartet (wit optional Alto Clarinet part) will quickly become a favourite among your repertoire.
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2018 New ArrangeMe Song Contest Entry

Clarinet Quartet: 2 B-flat Clarinets, Alto Clarinet or Basset Horn, Bass Clarinet.

This arrangement for advanced players aims to present Edvard Grieg's well-known piano miniature as faithfully as possible for a clarinet quartet. The only simplification I've made is to transpose it up half a step from the original D major. It's a musically satisfying teaching piece that will also delight audiences in a "solos and ensembles" concert, or as music for a wedding. The prominent Alto Clarinet part can alternatively be played on Basset Horn.

Here we have an abridged version of ?Spring? from Vivaldi?s famous ?The Four Seasons? suite, arranged for a clarinet quartet. A little challenging perhaps but instantly recognisable and enjoyable to play. Suitable for intermediate players and above - no fiendishly difficult bits - the main points to watch out for are the tempo changes at bar 28 (where the first clarinet slows the tempo before a slight accelerando) and bars 32 (rall.) and 34 (a new tempo, slightly down on the opening one, is established). These tempo markings are not obligatory and the piece can ebb and flow rubato fashion at these points, if you wish. Also, note the rallentando at the end.In a few places where long sixteenth-note passages occur, breath marks may be needed. These have been deliberately omitted to enable the players to work out what?s best for them.Enjoy yourselves!