"The Willow Tree" A Modern Medieval Aria for Clarinet Duet and Piano
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SKU: A0.785843
Composed by Grant Horsley. Contemporary,Contest,Early Music,Festival,Medieval,Wedding. 2 scores. 18 pages. Grant Horsley #6658879. Published by Grant Horsley (A0.785843).A Piano accompaniment track is available for this piece
The Willow Tree is in 5/4 time which has a few bars of 3/4 for variety.
It is quite modal at times and representative of a medieval tone. It is in Concert D minor and Ternary form, I have set it at early intermediate as the Clarinet range is around 2 octaves and a dotted crotchet quaver is the most complicated rhythm.
The youtube link has the full score for you to assess suitability.
It is around 4 minutes in length and very suitable for a number of situations.
Price is full score and parts Flute and Violin versions are available.
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