SKU: KV.3612264
Cool Clarinet is the new generation of tutor, featuring an effective style that children respond to, with fun-to-play pieces, vibrant artwork and a groovy backing CD. Cool Clarinet shows young clarinettists everything they need to know, including how to hold the clarinet, getting a good sound and how to read music.This pack contains ten student books and one CD, which makes it a cost-effective option for schools and teachers buying in bulk.
SKU: HL.48184479
UPC: 888680834555. 9.0x12.0x0.089 inches.
“Composed for the Paris Conservatoire contest in 1938, Denneriana is a piece for Clarinet with Piano accompaniment, by André Bloch. Its title is a reference to the creator of the Clarinet Johann Christoph Denner. Ideal to demonstrate the skills of advanced players, this piece is highly lyrical and really enjoyable for both the players and the audience. It starts with a grandiose introduction, perfect for this work. It also includes a Clarinet Solo cadenza half-way through the piece and finishes in a highly harmonious way. This piece requires numerous skills and good knowledge of the instrument. André Bloch (1873-1960) was a French musician, composer and professor. He won the Grand Prix de Rome for his piece named Cantata. Amongst his most famous students were Jehan Alain and Fernand Oubradous.â€.
SKU: IS.BC6925EM
ISBN 9790365069255.
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies on the music of Marc Yeats: Marc Yeats’ musical voice is quite unlike anything else; the music is challenging to both performers and audiences, and very communicative. He produces extraordinary compositions that not only look and sound good, but demonstrate a very high level of academic learning, while being breathtakingly original. This composition was written for bass clarinet soloist Sarah Watts, who did extensive research on bass clarinet multiphonics. This piece is a great illustration on the integration of multiphonics in contemporary music.
SKU: IS.BC6934EM
ISBN 9790365069347.
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