Jean-Baptiste Maillochaud

Originally written for a small orchestra, Brahms excluded violins from the original score intentionally, not wanting to include their outstanding brilliance of tone. Brahms instead suggests additional...

Following the success of the composer's Concertpiece No. 1, requested by clarinet virtuosi Heinrich and Carl Baermann, the father-son duo asked for this second piece. Published posthumously, it is com...

This is a fine recital or contest selection for the intermediate young bass clarinet player.

Originally written by English organist/composer James Hook (1746-1827) and adapted here by Harry Gee, this trio is a stellar example of classical music at its best. The opening Andante is 25 measures...

Harry Gee transcribed large sections of the Concerto, K. 622 for two clarinets in order to give the student a more complete understanding of the musical content. When an pianist who can play the works...

Following the success of the composer's Concertpiece No. 1, requested by clarinet virtuosi Heinrich and Carl Baermann, the father-son duo asked for this second piece. Published posthumously, it is com...

Mozart's personal affection for the woodwinds is evident in his many concertos, quartets, quintets and the three serenades. No proper high function in the middle 18th century sees to have been complet...

This arrangement for baritone by Harry Gee includes and Andante in 3/4 followed by an Allegro in a 6/8 which includes quick slur-staccato patterns and a few large leaps to both the upper and lower end...

This well-known Irish Air - rich in history and known by over 100 names (including Danny Boy), has a beautiful lyrical quality and is perfect for the grade 2+ soloist. The piano accompaniment is score...