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Commissioned by the students of Louis Stout in honor of his 28 years of dedicated teaching at the University of Michigan.

This movement is from Two Pieces for Clarinet for Piano or Orchestra. This edition has been revised by Daniel Bonade.

Cavallini, a viruoso clarinetist for whom composers such as Verdi expressly wrote in many of their operas, wrote this most famous work for clarinet and piano using orginal themes instead of borrowing...

Samuel Adler's Sonata for Clarinet and Piano is an advanced contemporary showpiece. It begins with an extended cadenza-like passage followed by several continuous sections of various tempi and styles.

This technically challenging work will give advanced clarinet players the opportunity to showcase their skill and is dedicated to Leon Leblanc.

This advanced clarinet sonata employs a meterless approach to rhythm that rather emphasizes a freer approach to the interpretation of the rhythm.

Solo part available in both bass and tenor clefs.

Originally written by Mozart for horn and orchestra, this arrangement by H. Kling was also edited by Lorenzo Sansone, who wrote the cadenzas. It is a wonderful recital selection for the advancing tro...

Movements: I. Precipitando, II. Song of Sirens, III. Vivace Scherzando, IV. Apotheosis.

Kyrie, Gloria, and Benedictus, here arranged for six part trombone choir, was taken form the Pope Marcellus Mass by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina. It may be performed as a suite or three individual...

This advanced intermediate trupet solo by Camille Erlanger was written as an audition piece for the Paris Conservatory. This edition has been revised and transcribed for trumpet in Bb by Georges Mager...

Subtitled 'Fantasia for Cornet', this version is a set of melodic and rhythmic variations by a writer known for his beautiful solo cornet writing, Bellstedt's piece is available with both piano and ba...

This challenging solo for cornet or trumpet and piano offers several stylisticly different sections, making it interesting to both players and to audiences. It was edited by Frank Simon.

Sounds from Hudson is a 'valse brillante' (brilliant waltz) by legendary 20th century cornet virtuoso Herbert Clark.

Concert band accompaniment also published by Southern Music.