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Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano A little duet study to work fluidity, very nice for an exam without stress.

Bb Clarinet, Piano A piece for the first cycle to work subtlety, musicality and complicity with the accompanist.

Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Udu (optional) Virtuosity for humor: with a set od nuances describing the circonvolutions of the fly, this piece will give an originial touch for an exam or a concert. It can as well be p...

Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano Easy little Piece (from 2 or 3 years onwards) in duet with a Piano having a nice romantic melody and pleasant harmonies

Bb Clarinet 4 short diverse and varied Pieces of about one minute each, from 8 years practise onward. The style is melodic but rhythmic, very colourful!

Clarinet, Piano

Clarinet, Piano As the light whose reflection in the water is sometimes broken by the waves, I used ascending and descending movement in the melody. The pervasive use of syncopation also enabled me to...

Clarinet, Piano The artistic skills and sensitivity of the musician are highlighted here, in order to recreate, thanks to varied metronomic movements, rhythms and nuances, ten atmospheres described th...

Clarinet, Piano The title of this Piece is a pun on Cubans rhythms. The opposition between the tone and used homonymous tone, as well as the rhythmic formula chosen on theme 'B' are a typical feature...

Bb Clarinet, Piano This waltz reminds us of diatonic accordion and will make listeners dance (and maybe the panel)! Its interpretation requires lightness and personality

Bb Clarinet, Piano A piece in the italian virtuosity vein

Bb Clarinet, Piano Pièce in Iberian vein, made of a rubato recitative and a moment for virtuosity

Bb Clarinet, Piano If you manage to play this piece with the energy and virtuosity it requires, there is little doubt that you are not getting the flu...

Bb Clarinet In the colloquial language from south-west of France, 'bimbarolles' are small stars that you see when you hit your head. In the language of clarinetists, they are those notes that you can...