Originally published in 1888 by Frelch Composer Cecile Chaminade, this charming song makes a beautiful evaluation or recital piece for a young clarinetist.
Composer: Mozart, Wolfgang AmadeusArranger: Peterson, GeoffreyEnsemble: Clarinet and PianoGenre: ClassicalGrade: 3Duration: 4Model: CM2272
Laudate Dominum from Psalm 117 was most famously set to music by Mozart. The original calls for solo soprano solo with chorus. Laudate Dominum is the fifth of six parts of a larger piece known as the Vesperae solennes de confessore (K.339).
Gustave Ferrari (1872 - 1948) was an organist, conductor and composer. Le Moroir is perhaps his most famous song, arranged here for piano and beginning Clarinet.
Camile Saint-Saens is one of the most famous french composers of the late romantic era. Known for his rich harmonies and beautiful melodic lines, this short song works wonderfully for beginning clarinet.
Originally intended as incidental music for Molière’s Le Bourgeois gentilhomme, Sicilienne was published for solo cello (or violin) with piano accompaniment in 1898.
This collection of French songs from the late 18th and early 19th centuries is a wonderful addition to any clarinet teachers repertoire. The works are short, lyrical and cover a wide array of skills. These make a great change of pace for the student, and work well in a recital...
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