With a CD of Piano Accompaniments. For practical reasons this Piano reduction has been written in B Flat Major instead of the original key of A Major.

Twenty varied pieces including folk songs and works by Dvorak Glazounov Blodek and Shostakovich. Selected by Jo Rees-Davies.

Clarinettiste le p?re de Busoni avait ?galement publi? une m?thode pour son instrument en 1883. Sa m?re ?tait pianiste. Ainsi n?est-il pas surprenant que le jeune prodige Ferruccio Busoni n? en 1866 compose d?j? entre 1877 et 1879 toute une s?rie d??uvres pour clarinette la plupart du temps avec accompagnement de piano. Parmi elles comptent ?galement les pi?ces de caract?re de jeunesse pour clarinette et piano publi?es pour la premi?re fois dans cette ?dition Urtext des ?ditions Henle. Celle-ci se fonde sur le manuscrit autographe ?tabli par Busoni avec l?aide de ses parents. Les doigt?s de la pr?sente ?dition sont du pianiste et p?dagogue Klaus Schilde.

Piano Reduction-Spohr's Concerto No.1 for Clarinet and Orchestra arranged for Clarinet and Piano by Friedrich Demnitz.

Anton Stadler (1753-1812) was a renowned clarinettist and was the inspiration for both of Mozart's compositions for clarinet - the Quintet in A K.581 and the Concerto in A K.623 - which are considered to be two of the greatest works in the repertoire for the instrument. It is for this reason that particular interest is drawn to the writing for clarinet by Anton Stadler himself.Duo In F is an arrangement by Jost Michaels of the 5th and 6th duets from Stadler's Duettinos Progressives. Michaels has arranged four of the movements from these two duets (two from each) in such a way that the order in which they now stand brings out the freshness ofthe melodies and the particular use of the technique of the 2 clarinets to their utmost.

Suite for Emma is written in four movements – Valse the haunting Pavane Ballade and the Scherzo finale – and calls upon the entire range of the clarinet as well as demanding a very high level of musicianship inthe Piano. Although written for Emma Johnson’s clarinet the Suite is a partnership between the instruments.John Dankworth was a towering figure in British jazz almost from the earliest years of his career as a jazzcomposer Saxophonist and clarinetist and as an educator and speaker until his death in 2010. This piece was written for Emma Johnson the 1984 Young Musician of the Year. She has since recorded it.

10 songs from Leonard Bernstein's classic musical arranged for solo instrumentalists with CD accompaniment.