SKU: HL.14008418

UPC: 884088809034. 8.5x11.75x0.114 inches.

This work, which was written shortly after the Trumpet Sonata and the Five Pieces For Piano, was first performed by Georgina Dobree and the composer at the 1957 Darmstadt Festival. The score was subsequently lost, but was rediscovered by Kevin Corner in 1983. 'This is a dramatic, emphatic and at times extravagant piece. The first movement is a Moderato reaching through wide-flung clarinet lines and keen piano gestures to a great climax near the end. Then comes a quick movement, a kind of demonic scherzo, including a cadenza for the clarinettist. The finale is an Adagio that gradually achieves a sort of simplicity, though not before exceedingly testing times for both players. Duration c. 25mins.

SKU: HL.48182959

UPC: 888680864743. 9.0x12.25x0.193 inches.

“Like a technical encyclopedia for the Clarinet, 25 Technical and Melodic Studies provides a detailed guide to establishing high standard technique on the instrument. Jeanjean's first volume in the compilation covers all aspects, from complex rhythms to articulation, making the book a must buy for all clarinetists. As a noted virtuoso Clarinet player himself, Jeanjean's understanding of the practice of technical elements is second to none. The 25 Technical and Melodic Studies<strong/> supply steady development in the context of seven solo studies, five studies for three Clarinets, and one duet study. This Paul Jeanjean<i/> study book cannot be missed by aspiring clarinetists.”.

SKU: HL.48181914

UPC: 888680848545. 9.0x12.0x0.174 inches.

Like a technical encyclopedia for the Clarinet, 25 Technical and Melodic Studies provides a detailed guide to establishing high standard technique on the instrument. Jeanjean's second volume in the compilation covers all aspects, from complex rhythms to articulation, making the book a must buy for all clarinetists. As a noted virtuoso Clarinet player himself, Jeanjean's understanding of the practice of technical elements is second to none. The 25 Technical and Melodic Studies<strong/> supply steady development in the context of nine solo studies and three studies for three Clarinets. This Paul Jeanjean<i/> study book cannot be missed by aspiring clarinetists..