Bruch: Eight Pieces, op. 83 for Clarinet, Viola (Cello) and Piano Genre_Four WindsCode: JP5048 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0519 7 Max Bruch (1838 1920) was captivated by folklore and folk songs which became the inspiration for some of his best known works, including Kol nidrei and Scottish Fantasy. The 'Eight Pieces' for clarinet, viola and piano were composed in 1910 for his son, Max Felix. However, to broaden potential sales, they also appeared in an alternative version for clarinet, cello, and piano. Bruch himself indicated that all eight
Music can accomplish the impossible and this is the goal of this work
graduating in 1913
The music is recorded by Stacy Maugans
It is quite obviously a play on the given name of the dedicatee
1 is at an elementary level using only half and quarter notes and a few eighths to develop a beginning articulation consistency
Lesson 8: E-flat
Clarinet Essentials acknowledges these preceding studies and uses them as a model
I can do better
Code: JP4099
Quickly gaining recognition
Mozart's Concerto for Clarinet
ISMN: 979-0-3019-0198-4