Spartiti per clarinetto

Gregson's Clarinet Concerto was completed in 1994, by commission for the BBC, and was first performed by the BBC Philharmonic with Michael Collins in Manchester, April 1994 (later recorded on Chandos...

Five pieces, each dedicated to a different composer and a different clarinettist.

These three pieces for clarinet and piano were first performed at Cheltenham Festival, 1964, by Keith Puddy and Vivian Troon. Duration c. 8 minutes.

South African born John Manduell's compositions consist mainly of chamber and orchestral works. The String Quartet, Prayers from the Ark and Double Concerto were all commissioned by the CardiffFestiva...

Composed in 1978

Herbert Howells (1892-1983) was an English composer and teacher, who is perhaps best known for his choral music in the Anglican tradition. A Near Minuet, however, was written for Clarinet andPiano, a...

The Sonatina Folkloristica for Clarinet Solo explores both native music forms Tarantella and Cantilena and the 'atomisation of the beat' in the untimed beginning of the Cantilena. This short three-mov...

Pindar is Dead is a short scherzo for clarinet and piano written in 1968 for Alan Hacker who gave it its first performance in London that year. Pindar is Dead is from Louis MacNeice and the poem expre...

Composed in 1940, Geoffrey Bush's Rhapsody For Clarinet And Strings has been transcribed here for Clarinet and Piano and is a great addition to the repertoire of bothclarinettists and pianists. While...

Composed in 1985, for Clarinet and Piano. The piece was commissioned by the Cheltenham Festival, with additional funds from South West Arts and the Royal Over-Seas League. It was first performed on 17...

Commissioned by The Mühlfeld Trio in 1988, Lullaby is one of a pair of pieces by Lefanu based around twilight and night. The piece features six miniatures, illustrating a mother's experiences watching...

Charles Camilleri (1931-2009) was a Maltese composer and academic. His compositions were often inspired by the folk traditions of his native Malta, which in turn drew on a melting-pot of European, Med...