Bravo! Clarinet More than 25 pieces for clarinet and piano 1
Arranger: Campbell, David
Instrument: Clarinet and Piano
Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes
Song List:
Ballyhoo! (Barratt) - Barrel Blues (Barratt) - Beanfeast (Barratt) - English Jig (Barratt) - Ferryside (Barratt) - Fivepins (Barratt) - German Dance (Schubert) - Hampton Swing (Barratt) - Harvest Time (Barratt) - High Tide (Barratt) - Hopak (Barratt) - In our Village (Hungarian trad) - Jalapeno (Barratt) - La, ci darem la mano (Mozart) - Live Wire (Barratt) - Modal Lament (Barratt) - Moderato (Schmidt) - On the Wing (French Canadian trad) - Out-of-step March (Barratt) - Polka (Kabalevsky) - Rise and Shine! (Czerny) - Round Square Dance (Barratt) - Russian Dance (Kabalevsky) - Secret Garden (Barratt) - Serenade (Barratt) - Shortcake - walk (Barratt) - Sowing Marjoram (Hungarian trad) - Suis mon conducteur (Beyer) - The Night Visiting Song (Scottish trad) - Wimbledon Waltz (Barratt)
Tired of the same old arrangements? Want to give your pupils something simple yet rewarding to play? Carol Barratt creates easy pieces that are creative, idiomatic, simple yet rewarding to play and that will really get pupils listening and performing musically, right from the beginning. The pieces in Bravo! Clarinet take the student progressively through the early grades. They consist mainly of original material, with a few arrangements too - some well-known, some more unusual. These pieces are intended to encourage the student to perform - rather than merely play - whenever the opportunities arise. All too often, the early stages of learning an instrument can be a solitary process. Wherever possible, these pieces should be played with their keyboard accompaniments. Hearing the keyboard parts will lead to an awareness and appreciation of different musical styles and a sense of harmony, not just melody. In addition, playing with an accompaniment develops the pupil's ability to maintain his or her own part while listening to another. And of course, it's fun! Each collection is scrupulously edited for the instrument by a leading performer. The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grade 1,2).