Noten für Blasinstrumente

Clarinet Ensemble With Opt. Rhythm Section.

This grade 3 arrangement of Mexican Hat Dance will be loads of fun for the players and audience. Opening with a familiar bullfighting fanfare in 4/4, it then switches to the primary tune in a festive...

These student-level settings of 7 holiday favorites feature an abundance of tutti writing to build confidence and to keep the rehearsal time that's needed to prepare them reasonable and practical for...

1Eb-, 3 Bb-, Eb-Alt, 1 Bass-Klar. und 1 Kontrabass-Klar.

Issued in 1959 and dedicated to William C. Willett and the Fredonia (NY) College Clarinet Choir, this edition of the enduring Mozart favorite should be played at a moderate tempo with careful observat...

Issued in 1966, this challenging, contest-caliber setting of one of Mozart's top hits assigns the primary leading role to the 1st Bb player. An allegro tempo in cut time should be maintained throughou...

Featuring three great favorites from the Emerald Isle, the gentle midsection in 3/4 contrasts beautifully with the energetic opening and closing themes in 6/8.

In this arrangement of Rossini's popular overture, divisi scoring in the top four parts (3 Bb and Eb alto) means that best performance results will only be achieved when two players per part are used....

This famous segment of Tschaikowsky's suite is so Russian in character that, despites its brevity, it conjures up strong images of dancing Cossacks in their fur hats and shiny boots. Similar to Lloyd'...

Frank Halferty's lyric treatment of the classic folk melody is a sure winner for clarinet choir at the grade 4 level. With its rich harmonies and flowing legato lines, this arrangement provides a weal...

True to the Tchaikovsky classic on which it is based, this arrangement features dramatic ritards and pauses, rising and falling dynamics, and melodic flourishes that will delight players and audiences...

28 bekannte, mitreißende Folk-Nummern, geschickt arrangiert für Flöte und B-Klarinette. Gutes Scheunentanz-Material!

Zu den zahlreichen Kammermusikwerken, die CPE Bach am Preußischen Hof als Begleiter Friedrich des Großen komponierte, zählt auch dieses 1749 in Potsdam entstandene Trio.