Friberg, Tomas

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Clarinet Sheet music ⮞ Clarinet and Marimba ⮞ Tomas Friberg

3 Yokai
from japanese folklore - for clarinet & marimba
Tomas Friberg

Clarinet and Marimba

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Composer	Tomas Friberg (1962 - )
Instrumentation	Clarinet and Marimba
Style	Contemporary
Date	2015
Copyright	If you play it, you say it.
Three small portraits, for clarinet and marimba, of japanese monsters and entities. 1. Kappa - 2. Jorogumo - 3. Yamabiko en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_creatures_from_ Japan
Source / Web	Tomas Friberg
	Added by minimalistmusic, 11 Oct 2015

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By sadayuki-umezawa, 02 Nov 2015 at 13:41

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Concert in Taiwan

Written on 2024-04-16 by minimalistmusic
Trio scontroso - gets its first public performance in Taipei, Taiwan on the 28th of april 2024.

Concert in Tallinn, Estonia

Written on 2024-02-17 by minimalistmusic
My piece "Conversations with Crusell" was selected for performance in the Transcending Time Call for scores. The performance will be on the 18th of April 2024 in Tallinn, Estonia.

This Call for scores is a part of Vittoria Ecclesia's doctoral thesis regarding the historical clarinet.