Universal Tunes for Two-Two on Tour est un recueil de 31 duos movitants qui vous emmènent pour une fabuleuse tournée aux quatre coins du monde. Les mélodies viennent d?Amérique du Nord d?Angleterre d?Allemagne de France d?Italie d?Espagne et de bien d?autres pays encore.

A wonderful seasonal and festive collection flexible woodwind duets based on classic Christmas material. These jazzed-up and stylish pieces are designed to be played by any combination of Flute Oboe and B Flat or C Clarinet these enable performers to select the most appropriate instrumentation for their duet. This collection can combine with the saxophone version for even wide versatility. Grade: 4 - 6

Flexible jazz style duets with piano accompaniment and optional guitar chords for any combination of flute(s) oboe(s) Bb or C clarinet(s). This set combines with the saxophone version to provide maximum versatility! Grade: 4 - 6

12 fun duets from a dozen different seasons of the year including 'Autumn Leaves' 'Blooming Buds' and 'Snow Fun without You!'

This collection of easy jazzy duets has been written entirely in the low register to enable players of very modest abilities to tackle them without difficulty. Arranged for Clarinet and Flute with chord symbols.

Dieter Ammann was born in Aarau Switzerland in 1962. He grew up in a very musical family. After secondary school he began a course in school music at the Akademie für Schul- und Kirchenmusik in Lucerne. At the same time he studied for several semesters at the Swiss Jazz School in Bern. After this he worked for a period as a musician in improvised music and jazz. He has performed at international festivals including Cologne Willisau Antwerp and Lugano. Recordings and studio sessions brought him into contact with diverse artists such as Eddie Harris and Udo Lindenberg. He then took a degree in theory and composition at the Musikakademie Basel and attended master classeswith Wolfgang Rihm and Witold Lutoslawski.In the 1990s the main focus of Ammann?s work changed to composition. He has received numerous national and international prizes for his orchestral and chamber music works (including from the Aargauer Kuratorium the main prize in the International Composition Competition of the IBLA Foundation New York the Franz Liszt Scholarship awarded by the European Capital of Culture Weimar first prize in the Young Composers in Europe Competition Leipzig and Composers? Prize for Composition from the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation Munich 2008). In 2010 he was composer-in-residence at the Lucerne Festival and in 2013 at the Wittener Tage für neue Kammermusik and the Sommerliche Musiktage Hitzacker as well as 2015 at the Festival reMusic in St. Petersburg. His orchestral works have been conducted by Pierre Boulez Valery Gergiev Jonathan Nott Peter Rundel Peter Hirsch and Jürg Henneberger. Ammann is Professor of Theory and Composition at the Lucerne School of Music and a lecturer at the Bern University of the Arts.