Intermediate Folk, Folklore Sheet Music

This world famous 'simple' melody lends itself to the warm, woody tone of the clarinet in this fresh and innovative setting. Everyone at your next recital or concert will immediately recognize the the...

Originating in the Ukraine among young soldiers celebrating victorious battles, this spirited Cossack dance must be performed at a quick tempo (quarter note = 132) with unrelenting energy and growing...

Lyrical Solos from the British Isles is a collection of folk and traditional songs and dances with one hymn and a few original pieces added, all with the aspiring young clarinetist in mind. The author...

Three Clarinet Trios based on Scottish Folk Songs. Playable by either three clarinets or two clarinets and bass clarinet.

Three Clarinet Trios based on Scottish Folk Songs. Playable by either three clarinets or two clarinets and bass clarinet.

Italy is a country of jubilant and vivacious people. Their folk music is an example of these traits - joyful, spirited, rich in melody and tradition. Enjoy the sparkle and spirit of Italy. Playable by...

Italy is a country of jubilant and vivacious people. Their folk music is an example of these traits---joyful, spirited, rich in melody and tradition. Enjoy the sparkle and spirit of Italy. Playable by...

Italy is a country of jubilant and vivacious people. Their folk music is an example of these traits - joyful, spirited, rich in melody and tradition. Enjoy the sparkle and spirit of Italy. Playable by...

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This arrangement of what is probably the best known piece taken from Vaughan Williams' opera 'Sir John in Love', may be played just by strings with piano (or harp).

The stirring Spanish style is immediately recognizable, particularly in this famous paso doble. Some simplification of keys makes it accessible to orchestras of all levels of experience.

One of the most beloved melodies of all time, Danny Boy is treated here in a loving yet innovative manner. You just can't miss with this opulent arrangement.

1982 saw the publication of a melody for written for bagpipes by the name of Highland Cathedral-a name that draws its inspiration from a famous neo-Gothic church in Glasgow, Scotland. Since its first...