32 Etudes for Clarinet

Born in southern France Auguste Périer (1883-1947) studied at the Ecole Nationale de Musique in Montpellier before entering the Paris Conservatoire. While studying he won the 1904 first prize for Clarinet proving his significant ability on the instrument. Therefore his Complete Study of the Clarinet is very well-informed. The sixth volume of the series 30 Studies is suitable for clarinettists of Grades six and seven standard. While incorporating studies by preceding composers Périer's 30 Studies addresses features including articulation dynamics scales arpeggios accidentals ornamentation performance directions tempo markings phrasing key and time signatures and complex rhythms amongst other aspects. Périer's Complete Study of the Clarinet (30 Studies) is essential for intermediate to advanced clarinetists seeking to improve their technique for performances of repertoire to a high standard.

Fourteen great studies by Ulysse Delécluse is a set of works based on some sections of famous music pieces. Arranged for clarinettists the level of this set can be considered as difficult including trills rapid rhythms fast tempos accidental sharps and flats accidental notes and keys up to four sharps and 2 flats. Fourteen great studies revisits: - Fantastical Symphony by H. Berlioz - The Scherzo of A Midsummer Night's Dream by F. Mendelssohn - Mozartiana and The Nutcracker by P. Tchaïkowsky - Symphony n°6“Pathetic” by P. Tchaïkowsky - The Scherzo-Waltz of the Pastoral Suite by E. Chabrier - Sheherazade by Rimsky-Korsakow - Children’s corner by C. Debussy - The Prodigy The afternoon of a Faun and Games by C. Debussy - Till Eulenspiegel by R. Strauss - The Sorcerer’s apprentice by P. Dukas - Daphnis and Chloé by M. Ravel - The final of Daphnis and Chloé by M. Ravel - The Firebird by I. Stravinsky - Petrouchka and The Rite of Spring by I. Stravinsky

Twelve Studies by Eugène Bozza is a set of studies written for advanced Clarinet players. Quite difficult these studies are one or two page long and will improve the flexibility and the sonority of the players:  1. Moderato - 4/4 2. Scherzando (Moderato) – 3/4 3. Allegretto – 3/4 4. Moderato dolce – 4/4 5. Vif (tempo 108) – 4/4 one sharp 6. Allegro vivo – 3/4 two sharps 7. Moderato – 4/4 two sharps 8. Andantino (tempo 60) – 6/4 three flats and two sharps 9. N/A – 2/4 10. N/A – 12/8 threesharps 11. Giocoso (Moderato) – 4/4 12. N/A – 4/4 two sharps Eugène Bozza won different prizes at the Conservatoire de Paris such as the First Prize for the Violin conducting and composition as well as the Grand Prix de Rome. He composed several operas chamber works and ballets among others.

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Par ROSE CYRILLE. Carl Fischer Music\'s best-selling 32 Rose Etudes for Clarinet has been given a fresh new look and added value with a gorgeous new cover. This edition of the best-selling 32 Rose Etudes for clarinet students is a repackaging of the 2002 revised/corrected edition. Meticulously revised and edited by clarinetist Melvin Warner, this edition contains valuable insight into both the original author Cyrille Rose and Franz Wilhelm Ferling, on whose music the Rose studies were based. Parker\'s accompaniments further enhance the musical quality of these etudes while making practice and performance more meaningful. Many of these beautiful, melodic etudes are perfect for recital use as well. With this new edition, a classic and trusted method becomes all the more indispensable. / Date parution : 2022-11-08/ Etude / Clarinette

The second volume of Forty Studies by Victor Blancou. This book features a set of 20 studies (21-40) for clarinettists. This edition reviewed by Ulysse Delécluse is a must-have for intermediate students as it will help develop their dexterity and their technical abilities. Victor Blancou (1817-1850) a French Clarinettist wrote a few methods for young Clarinet players. Ulysse Delécluse (1907-1995) was a French Clarinettist and professor.

This edition of Fourteen Studies by Hyacinthe Klosé (1808-1880) is the reviewed edition edited by Ulysse Delécluze.  This set of studies for upper-intermediate/advanced Clarinet players is an absolute essential to master your speed technique and articulations. Each exercise is between one and two-pages long. Few directions are given in the book on how to practise these 14 exercises: the speed to use the aim of the exercise the explanation going with the adaptation among other comments. Hyacinthe Klosé (1808-1880) is a French Clarinet player composerand professor at the Conservatoire de Paris. He took part in the conception of the Boehm system Clarinet. He became solo Clarinet at the Théatre Italien in 1847. Ulysse Delécluse was a French clarinettist and professor who enabled an easier access to these studies for clarinettists.