Noten für Klarinette

Former Clarinet soloist with both the Philadelphia and Cleveland Orchestras, Daniel Bonade, compiled this repertoire rich collection that incorporates many of the most performed solo repertoire for th...

This collection includes the following titles: I. Sicilian Air (Pergolesi), II. Larghetto (Mozart), III. Andante (Diabelli), IV. Largo (Handel), V. The Linden Tree (Brahms), VI. Andantino, Op. 13 (Kab...

This title was written as the 1936 audition piece for the National Conservatory of Paris.

A popular piece written in 1901, this composition for clarinet and piano is so entirely in the idiom of the instrument, and as grateful as any piece of music ever written for the clarinet. It was comp...

This piece is a wonderful selection for the intermediate clarinetist looking for a contest or recital selection with contrasting sections.

Anton Diabelli is best known today as the composer of the waltz melody used by Beethoven in his opus 120 Diabelli Variations. As a proof reader for a leading Viennese publisher, he developed a special...

Jean Dere (1886-1970) was a French music educator and composer who studied at the Paris Conservatory under such composers as Jules Massenet and Charles Marie Widor before becoming a professor there hi...

This piece for the intermediate player is a wonderful selection for either contest or recital.

Harold Carpenter Lumb Stocks (1884 - 1956) was an English cathedral organist who served in St. Asaph Cathedral. In addition to his organist duties, he was a composer, principally of church music, and...

This publication of Johann Baptist Wanhal's 'Sonata' makes available what is, at the present time, the earliest known clarinet sonata. Since the original score called for clarinet in C, it was decided...

Charles Edouard Lefebvre (1843 - 1917) was born in Paris and studied with Charles Gounod and Ambroise Thomas at the Paris Conservatoire. This three-section title, published originally in 1905 as an au...

By Georges Marty for the Paris National Conservatory Contest in 1897, revised by Daniel Bonade.

Messager pursued studies in piano and composition, with teachers including Camille Saint-Saëns and Gabriel Fauré. He became a major figure in the musical life of London as well as Paris, both as a con...

This lyrical piece for advanced players was originally written for P. Mimart at the Paris Conservatory.