guitar and clarinet duets?
shre...@sbcglobal.net
up with any via internet searches. Plenty for flute or oboe and
guitar, but no clarinet. Weird...
Thanks,
John
David Raleigh Arnold
IIRC there is one by Giuliani, and it is excellent. DaveA
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Johann Gaitzsch publishes several pieces for clarinet and guitar under his
own Philomele Editions. Theodore Front is his US distributor:
http://www.tfront.com
click on "Music" under "Advanced Search" on the left, then enter
"Philomele" in the Publisher field to see the catalogue. There are other
Philomele pieces not listed in the Front catalogue, though, so you may
need to contact Johann directly.
If you have a flutist as well, there are some nice trios for flute,
clarinet, and guitar. Many of these are also playable with
flute/viola/guitar. Kreutzer's op. 16 is one of the better known, and
quite nice.
Sean Winkler
Greg M. Silverman
Klaus Heim
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> Is anyone familiar with music for guitar and clarinet? I haven't come
> up with any via internet searches. Plenty for flute or oboe and
> guitar, but no clarinet. Weird...
Adams, Daniel - Five Miniatures
Bland, Ed - Clarinet/Electric Guitar Duet
Cavalcanti, Nestor de Hollanda - Cissiparidade
Cibulka, Franz - Spanische Impressionen Version 2
Cibulka, Franz - Trifolium Version 1
Corrêa, James - Lirica Ib
De La Vega, Aurelio - Galandiacoa
Farquhar, David - Three for Two
Freidlin, Jan - Mist Over the Lake
Greenbaum, Stuart - Cloud Eight
Greenbaum, Stuart - Going Home
Højsgaard, Erik - Akvareller (Watercolors) - Version for clarinet and guitar
Højsgaard, Erik - Dialoger Version for clarinet and guitar
Kahowez, Günter - Duale Ia, Ib, IIa, IIb op.3
Karkoff, Ingvar - Suite for clarinet and guitar
Karkoff, Ingvar - Tango flautando Version for clarinet and guitar
Kessner, Daniel - Six Aphorisms
Kessner, Daniel - Dances for Clarinet and Guitar
Kupferman, Meyer - Premeditation
Kupferman, Meyer - Serenade
Olofsson, Kent - The Emerald Windstrings
Palmér, Catharina - Floating
Paniccia, Renzo - Come un vento d'autunno
Parsch, Arnost - Zpívám si (Singing to myself) - op.68
Powell, Jarrad - Winter Duet
Reeder, Haydn - Mandala rite
Rossinyol, Jordi - Neguitosa Espera
Scholes, Peter - Below The Horizon (clarinet, electric guitar)
Scholes, Peter - Formations (clarinet, electric guitar)
Scholes, Peter - Postcard (clarinet, electric guitar)
Scholes, Peter - Who's There? (clarinet, electric guitar)
Solomons, David - Jewish Melodies
Zagni, Ivan - Formations (clarinet, electric guitar)
Zagni, Ivan - Guava (clarinet, electric guitar)
Zagni, Ivan - Mr Granite (clarinet, electric guitar)
Zagni, Ivan - Punch and Judy (clarinet, electric guitar)
Zagni, Ivan - Who's There? (clarinet, electric guitar)
While I don't know the pieces in question, the music of Kent Olofsson and
Meyer Kupferman is recommended.
Klaus
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John
Tony Morris
There are some 19th Century pieces by Ivan Muller, and a CD of guitar
& clarinet music on a German CD label (Musik Dabringhaus und Grim).
I'll try to find a copy of that, and send more info. Sergio Assad did
a CD with an Italian clarinetist, last name Mirabassi, I believe. I
think that CD was arrangements mostly, but also had a very nice piece
written by Sergio's daughter, Clarice, who is also a very fine
composer.
Tony Morris
Matanya Ophee
Two that have not been mentioned yet:
Windows by Peter Schickele. Nominally for guitar and Viola, but does
have a part for clarinet. (or the other way around? I haven't played
this one in years...)
Two Old Melodies by Andrei Petrov. (nominally for flute and guitar,
but like the Freidlin Mist, includes a part for clarinet).
http://www.orphee.com/CHAMBER/petrov.html
Matanya Ophee
Editions Orphe'e, Inc.,
1240 Clubview Blvd. N.
Columbus, OH 43235-1226
614-846-9517
fax: 614-846-9794
http://www.orphee.com
http://www.orphee.com/rmcg/album-rmcg/album.html
Greg M. Silverman
>shre...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
>
>
>
>>Is anyone familiar with music for guitar and clarinet? I haven't come
>>up with any via internet searches. Plenty for flute or oboe and
>>guitar, but no clarinet. Weird...
>>
>>
>
>Two that have not been mentioned yet:
>
>Windows by Peter Schickele. Nominally for guitar and Viola, but does
>have a part for clarinet. (or the other way around? I haven't played
>this one in years...)
>
He wrote for guitar... cool! This score is available from Presser:
Windows: Three Pieces for Viola (or Flute or Clarinet) and Guitar (1966)
-- 7' Published: #164-00188
do you know if he wrote this for any particular guitarist in mind?
gms--
Matanya Ophee
>
>>Windows by Peter Schickele. Nominally for guitar and Viola, but does
>>have a part for clarinet. (or the other way around? I haven't played
>>this one in years...)
>>
>
>He wrote for guitar... cool! This score is available from Presser:
>
>Windows: Three Pieces for Viola (or Flute or Clarinet) and Guitar (1966)
>-- 7' Published: #164-00188
>
>do you know if he wrote this for any particular guitarist in mind?
That I do not know. He may have written for a particular _viola_
player who had a guitarist significant other....
I was just trying to find my copy of this, but in this mess...(-: I
used to play it with a flutist way back when. Like he is fond of
saying (On his Schickele Mix broadcast) it don't mean a thing if it
ain't got that special je ne sai quoi...
Greg M. Silverman
>"Greg M. Silverman" <gm...@NOSPAM.umn.edu> wrote:
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>
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>>>Windows by Peter Schickele. Nominally for guitar and Viola, but does
>>>have a part for clarinet. (or the other way around? I haven't played
>>>this one in years...)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>He wrote for guitar... cool! This score is available from Presser:
>>
>>Windows: Three Pieces for Viola (or Flute or Clarinet) and Guitar (1966)
>>-- 7' Published: #164-00188
>>
>>do you know if he wrote this for any particular guitarist in mind?
>>
>>
>
>That I do not know. He may have written for a particular _viola_
>player who had a guitarist significant other....
>
>I was just trying to find my copy of this, but in this mess...(-: I
>used to play it with a flutist way back when. Like he is fond of
>saying (On his Schickele Mix broadcast) it don't mean a thing if it
>ain't got that special je ne sai quoi...
>
>
>
and, if it sounds good, it is good...
I'll have to order this and have my wife try it on recorder... thanks
for the recommendation!
gms--
Sean Winkler
http://www.guitarplus.org/clarinet_guitar_rep.html
The 19th century repertoire can be quite enjoyable as well, though. I
forgot to mention Heinrich Neumann in my first reply. A couple of his
duets are published by Berben, and Philomele also has some. Not my
favorite, but certainly playable and musical. Luigi Magistrelli has
recorded several of these, and he has also edited a few for a small
Italian publisher:
http://www.edizionieufonia.it/Musica%20da%20Camera.htm
Much of the fulte/guitar repertoire is accessible for clarinet/guitar,
either with a clarinet in C or by transposing the flute part. The range
can become an issue with the more challenging flute parts, so a lot will
depend on the skill of your clarinettist in the upper registers of the
instrument.
Sean Winkler
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 shre...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Matanya Ophee
>Much of the fulte/guitar repertoire is accessible for clarinet/guitar,
>either with a clarinet in C or by transposing the flute part.
So is much of the viola repertoire. There is a way to read viola parts
on the clarinet but I forgot what it was. I am sure our resident
clarinetist Dr. Arthur J. Ness could elabortae on this...:-)
Sean Winkler
I have tried something similar for reading viola parts on the
guitar--tuning the guitar up one half step. But that requires a whole
bunch of sharps and/or flats to get the intervals right. Not the most
elegant solution. Then again, it's pretty rare that I'm asked to play a
viola part.
Sean Winkler
Tony Morris
Here's more info about that CD:
Virtuose Musik fur Klarinette und Gitarre
Dieter Klocker, Klarinette
Sonja Prunnbauer, Gitarre
Musikproduktion Dabringhaus und Grimm #3319
track info:
Gaetano Donizetti (Giuseppe's brother): Serenade for clarinet & guitar
Ignaz Pleyel: Sonata #1 in G for piccolo clarinet & guitar
Ignaz Pleyel: Sonata #6 in G for piccolo clarinet & guitar
Ignaz Pleyel: Sonata #3 in G for piccolo clarinet & guitar
Heinrich Neumann: Variations on a theme of Schubert
Ivan Muller: Serenade for clarinet & guitar
Heinrich Neumann: Variations on a theme of Paisiello
Giuliani: Sonata in C for piccolo clarinet & guitar
Cheers,
Tony
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> on the clarinet but I forgot what it was.
The mind reals with potential viola jokes.
There is a way to read viola parts on the clarinet...
...Now if there was only a way to read them on the viola.
Matteo Contaldi
But Which one's of them is original for Clarinet + Guitar?
Please can You say me Which opus N. is Giuliani?
THANK YOU
Matt
p.s. Very beautiful cd.
Sean Winkler
plays on a clarinet in C. I believe it was originally for guitar and
flute or violin.
The Neumann pieces were originally for clarinet and guitar. I'm not sure
about the others. You might try contacting Johann Gaitzsch, as he has
edited several works for clarinet and guitar. He would have more
information on Neumann as well.
By the way, the Donizetti Serenade is actually Neumann's op. 5 serenade,
which is available from Berben.
Sean Winkler