41 Miniaturen für 2 Klarinetten Band 2
mittelschwere Stücke
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41 Miniaturen für 2 Klarinetten Band 2
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- Instrumentation Clarinet Duet
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Score
- Publisher Furore Verlag
- Order no. FUR10513
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Description:
41 distinctive miniatures by Marguerite Balutet, Mel Bonis, Ethel A. Brady, Teresa Carreño, Cécile Chaminade, Hedwige Chrétien, Chiquinha Gonzaga, Viúva Guerreiro, Fanny Hensel, Emilie Mayer, Maria Ramalho Pires Galvão, Florence Price, and Sophie Auguste de Weyrauch. The collection includes poetic character pieces, romantic piano miniatures, choral songs, waltzes, gavottes, barcarolles, tarantellas, madrigals, and dances.
Each duet tells its own little story: A ray of morning sun in Florence Price’s work, a hopping Pierrot in Hedwige Chrétien’s, raindrops in Mel Bonis’s, romantic forest moods by Fanny Hensel, elegant dances by Cécile Chaminade, or Brazilian rhythms in Chiquinha Gonzaga’s. The collection takes listeners on a journey through different countries, eras, and soundscapes, impressively demonstrating just how diverse, imaginative, and inspiring the work of female composers is. The two volumes can accompany students from beginner to advanced levels.
"Exploring the clarinet duos by these female composers was a real joy for me. The pieces are incredibly diverse; every single one is a surprise. For me, the technical difficulty was just right. Sometimes the Latin American rhythms were tricky, other times the unfamiliar harmonies. I’ll definitely be playing ‘A Gay Moment’ by Florence Price again and again," says one of Katharina Bohlen’s students.
Each duet tells its own little story: A ray of morning sun in Florence Price’s work, a hopping Pierrot in Hedwige Chrétien’s, raindrops in Mel Bonis’s, romantic forest moods by Fanny Hensel, elegant dances by Cécile Chaminade, or Brazilian rhythms in Chiquinha Gonzaga’s. The collection takes listeners on a journey through different countries, eras, and soundscapes, impressively demonstrating just how diverse, imaginative, and inspiring the work of female composers is. The two volumes can accompany students from beginner to advanced levels.
"Exploring the clarinet duos by these female composers was a real joy for me. The pieces are incredibly diverse; every single one is a surprise. For me, the technical difficulty was just right. Sometimes the Latin American rhythms were tricky, other times the unfamiliar harmonies. I’ll definitely be playing ‘A Gay Moment’ by Florence Price again and again," says one of Katharina Bohlen’s students.