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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.

Originally written as Handel's Recorder Sonata in F major, HWV 369. Transcriptions for Tenor saxophone and Clarinet offered by the publisher.

The present edition is based on a combination of an early piano reduction and a set of orchestra parts from the Spohr archives in Marburg, Germany. A version of the piece with tenor sax and piano are...

Two examples of Japanese folk music style Min-yo written for clarinet by Koh Okumura. Song title are 'Lullaby' and 'Cow Caravans' Melody'.

This theme and variations is a wonderful selection for contest or recital.

Largely self-educated, Finnish composer Bernhard Henrik Crusell (1775-1838) aggresively pursued a career as a professional clarinetist, both in Finland's military bands and also as principal clarineti...

This famous composition (the eighth piece in Debussy's first book of Preludes) is named after the eponymous poem by Leconte de Lisle. It is known for its musical simplicity, which contrasts from Debus...

The work is based on two of Rossini's most moving dramatic arias and remains one of the most popular virtuosic works for clarinet to this day. This title is available from Southern Music for rental, w...

1. Dixie Jam - 2. Licorice Blues - 3. Boogie

Originally for clarinet and string quartet, this beautiful Adagio has over the years been mistakingly attributed to Richard Wagner (1813-183). In 1964, however, Hans-Georg Bach publicized his research...

Luigi Bassi (1833 - 1871) replaced Ernesto Cavallini as principle clarinet at the La Scala opera house in Milan in 1854. A graduate of the Milan conservatory, Bassi was considered one of the best Ital...

This edition has been painstakingly prepared from music in Harold Wright's studio library. As a clarinetist, Wright epitomized refinement, elegance, impeccable legato, masterful control, and ravishing...

This piece, originally written for bass clarinet, uses shifting tonalities in both scalar and arpeggiated sections to great effect throughout. It is a wonderful recital or contest piece for the interm...

Long considered one of the 'bibles' for oboists, this comprehensive coil-bound volume begins with preliminary exercises for beginners and progresses through to the intermediate advanced level by the u...