James Rae
Clarinet Debut
12 easy pieces for beginners - for individual, group or whole-class learning
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James Rae
Clarinet Debut
12 easy pieces for beginners - for individual, group or whole-class learning
- Instrumentation 1-2 Clarinets
- Optional Instrumentation 1-2 Clarinets and Piano
- Composer James Rae
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Difficulty Level
- Edition Sheet Music and Online Audio
- Publisher Universal Edition
- Order no. UE38823
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Description:
For the right start with fun as a soloist, with accompaniment and in an ensemble From the very first note, young clarinetists have all the musical possibilities here. Because these original compositions sound good three times over. In this way, they can be interpreted both soloistically and in unison in the group as well as in a two-part ensemble. In addition, four pieces were designed in terms of fingering and pitch in such a way that they also serve as ideal introductory literature for mixed-instrumental groups and can be combined with booklets for other instruments from the Debut series.
The optional piano accompaniment, which is also available as a FREE DOWNLOAD, rounds off the concept. Technically simple, the pieces are stylistically oriented towards current listening habits, so that many different musical directions are presented. Supported by the enclosed play-along CD, this round of introductions becomes a musical experience for every young instrumentalist. Colouring comics in the magazine and free downloads complement the pieces and encourage creative use of music.
The optional piano accompaniment, which is also available as a FREE DOWNLOAD, rounds off the concept. Technically simple, the pieces are stylistically oriented towards current listening habits, so that many different musical directions are presented. Supported by the enclosed play-along CD, this round of introductions becomes a musical experience for every young instrumentalist. Colouring comics in the magazine and free downloads complement the pieces and encourage creative use of music.