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Joke the Killer

Joke the Killer
Matej Patek


2 clarinets (B-flat) and 1 bass clarinet
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ViewDownload PDF : Clarinet in Bb 1 (75.2 Ko)
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Joke the Killer
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Matej Patek
Matej Patek
Instrumentation

2 clarinets (B-flat) and 1 bass clarinet

Style

Contemporary

Date2012
CopyrightCopyright © Matej Patek
Alternative titleVtip zabiják
Added by matius, 15 Dec 2011

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By yvan-gaulin , at 09:22
yvan-gaulin

Solid!
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The Naive Nerd and Joke the Killer additional info
Written on 2011-12-18 by matius
I'd just like to say hello and thanks for your interest! I haven't added some important information about my pieces before so I have to make it right now.

The Naive Nerd is a simple, silly, naive and brutally optimistic tune that shouldn't be taken seriously. I intend it to be an encore at the end of concert to lighten the atmosphere. There is none insane quick playing, but every mistake is therefore more obvious.

Joke the Killer is a little more difficult stuff. The first part (exposition) should be funny, sharp and tight to the notes. The slow part is serious, the humour is not quite forgotten, but should be really cantabile and not rushed. In the last part everyone is allowed to improvise a little bit - primarily the bass clarinet. Just enjoy the fun!

Also thanks to Leonard Anderson for nice recordings! Both of them have some "additives" that are really in the spirit of what those pieces are and they are almost exactly IT. For others - try to search IT in your way, I believe every one of you is an excellent joker - let's see what happens ;)!

Merry Christmas!

Matt
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