Are you a clarinet or bassoon teacher seeking classic, captivating pieces for your beginner and intermediate students? Look no further! Our collection of 30 easy duets for Bb Clarinet (treble clef) and Bassoon (bass clef) features 10 timeless themes from the Romantic period, expertly arranged in three accessible keys. Perfect for enhancing lessons, recitals, and sight-reading sessions, these duets are essential for both teachers and students aiming to expand their repertoire with advanced beginner-level music.
Key Features:
- Single Title per Page: Each duet is printed on a single page for seamless reading.
- Clear, Large Notation: The music is presented in large, easy-to-read characters.
- Comfortable Keys: Each piece is arranged in three different keys with minimal accidentals, accommodating various skill levels.
- Romantic Repertoire: Includes iconic themes by legendary composers like Beethoven, Brahms, Dvorák, Mussorgsky, Paganini, Rubinstein, Schumann, and Tchaikovsky.
- Ideal for Ensemble Lessons: Perfect for class rehearsals and group performances.
- Introductory Notes: Each piece includes a brief introduction to enrich performance presentations.
Contents:
- Theme from the Largo of the "New World Symphony"
- Theme from "Le Streghe" (Witches' Dance)
- Melody in F, Op. 3 No. 1
- Soldier's March
- Theme from "The Great Gate of Kiev"
- Theme from the IVth Movement of the "New World Symphony"
- Theme from the IVth Movement of the "Symphony No. 1"
- Theme from the IInd Movement of the "Symphony No. 5"
- Theme from the IInd Movement of the "Symphony No. 7"
- Theme from "Swan Lake"
Who Is This Book For?
- Clarinet teachers
- Bassoon teachers
- Beginner and intermediate clarinet and bassoon students
- Ensemble woodwind music instructors
Enhance your lessons and performances with this unique collection! Prepare your repertoire in advance and order your copy today. Unlock the joy of playing Romantic masterpieces with your students and watch their skills flourish!
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979-12-208-7811-1 (9791220878111)
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