Liza is another of those fabulous showstoppers from George Gershwin. It has been a constant inspiration to Jazz musicians from Benny Goodman to Thelonious Monk. This version has been arranged by Art Marshall for Clarinet Quartet.

An early and anonymous arrangement for two clarinets two horns and two bassoons of Mozart's Horn Quintet K.407 originally for horn and strings. Mozart wrote it for his friend the horn virtuoso and cheese merchant Ignaz Leutgeb. The quintet was written in an entertaining style without great depth and this perhaps reflected the character of his friend who was a brilliant musician but possessed little culture and intelligence. However the tender and graceful middle movement was described by Albert Einstein as a love duet between the horn and violin.