Johannes Brahms Noten für Klarinette

This deceptively mournful dirge begins: Somewhere in a far-off land, a Viking king struck up his band... Spoiler alert: it ends with the word dessert. Use of accidentals and dyads heighten the memorab...

Nostalgic memories will come to the fore with this lovely new piece from Carolyn Setliff. Writing melodies that linger is one of Carolyn's strengths, and this piece is no exception. Key: A Minor.

This brand-new collection features 8 romantic pieces by Carolyn C. Setliff. These lush pieces display the many faces of romance, including subtle aspects, such as a quiet gentle melody in Whispers of...

Early To Later Elementary Level Eight great pieces by Carolyn Setliff! Includes six of her favorite elementary pieces, and two brand new ones.

The Mysterious Forest beckons all students to play a sweet magical tune. They are encouraged to turn their playing into expressive, enchanting sounds through the use of dynamics, arpeggios, and well-p...

This ethereal piece is a melodic study in expressive playing. Its nostalgic feel and fluid arpeggiations make it especially appealing to the middle school level performer or early teen. Key: G Major.

Sitting still beside the sea, sand castles protecting me... so begins this smooth, delightful piece by Carolyn Setliff. The picturesque lyrics by Bailey McKinney (who's in the 11th Grade) shape the mu...

Description: Sunburst Sonatina has three movements. The first one is an allegro movement in the key of C Major. The second movement is in A Minor built around the arpeggiated A Minor chord. The third...

Description: Sleepytime Serenade begins with the melody line in the LH, which crosses over the RH for the softer measures. The B section goes to the key of B flat. Pedaling is used throughout. The pie...

Description: Six Silly Geese is written in the C position, with accidentals in the B section, giving it a modal sound. This happy little melody uses eighth, quarter, and half notes. The text will help...

This piece is easy for the student with small hands to play, with a wide range of dynamic contrast that adds interest. The four-octave spread in the piece gives it a big sound.