Intermediate Sheet Music from Southern Music Company

This piece is a wonderful selection for the intermediate clarinetist looking for a contest or recital selection with contrasting sections.

Jean Dere (1886-1970) was a French music educator and composer who studied at the Paris Conservatory under such composers as Jules Massenet and Charles Marie Widor before becoming a professor there hi...

This arrangement for clarinet and piano was prepared by celebrated clarinetist and teacher David Hite. It is a great lyrical showpiece for the advancing clarinet student.

This work is one of a group of three pieces for solo wind instruments and band commissioned by the G. LeBlanc Corporation as performance vehicles for their artist/clinicians, the other two being 'Ode...

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.

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...

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...

A delightful tone poem composed as an oboe solo with wind orchestra accompaniment and dedicated to Susan Hicks Brashier. Later versions for solo clarinet and flute, and orchestra and band accompanimen...

Written to be musically awarding to the average 8th-grade student or enthusiastic 7th-grader, this composition is based on the music and sounds of Japan, though it is not a transcription of any partic...

freely transcribed for trumpet and piano by L. W. Chidester

This andante and presto offers two contrasting movements for the intermediate trumpeter to perform at either contest or recital.

This piece is an old hymn-tune which came to wider public attention as an instrumental solo by a prominent pop artist. This arrangement offers cut suggestions for church performances.

The nice contrast between sections makes this an effective contest or recital solo for the intermediate tuba player.

One tough tuba is a medium easy solo that allows young tuba players the opportunity to explore an introduction to jazz.

This transcription by Harry Gee can be performed not only on tenor saxophone, but also on soprano saxophone or clarinet.