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Clarinets/Basset Horns/Alto /Bass Clarinets
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NM2052 Hacker Five pieces
Five short and straightforward pieces for three, four or five clarinets (Cl./Bhn/Alto/Bass with alternatives),, arranged by Alan Hacker from works by Mozart, Handel, Purcell and Grieg.
NM2032 Monteverdi Ave Maris from the Vespers
Monteverdi’s masterpiece arranged for clarinet choir (2Eb/Bb/Alto orBHn/2Bass) by Tony Turrill
NM03 Mozart Adagios
New editions or completions by Tony Turrill of the three Mozart Adagios for Clarinets and Basset Horns plus an arrangement of the slow movement of Mozart’s Oboe Quartet for Cl./3B.Hn, all with alternatives for the common clarinet quartet instruments.
NM04 Mozart Divertimenti 1,2 & 3
Often played on two clarinets and bassoon this edition is for Mozart’s original instrumentation, three Basset Horns. The difference in sonority is amazing; alternatives for several combinations are provided
NM2082 Mozart Sonata for three basset horns
Playing the above divertimenti in the original combination inspired this arangement by Tony Turrill of a Mozart piano sonata.
NM06 Mozart “Three Ladies and an Orchestra”
An arrangement by Alan Hacker of the trio from act 1 of The Magic Flute; three Bb Cls. for the ladies and one for the orchestra. A surprisingly well balanced quartet that is a small tribute by Alan’s to his lifelong love affair with the music of Mozart.
NM2005 Sweeney Cha b’ann grad
This piece for seven clarinets was arranged by William Sweeney from his opera An Turus The playing time is only three minutes but once heard, the haunting melody will remain in the listener’s mind for much longer. It was first played by some of his many friends at Alan Hacker’s sixtieth birthday party and then again later by the great and good of Britain’s clarinet profession at his funeral.. This work is an essential addition to any Clarinet Ensemble’s repertoire (6Cl/Bass Cl)
A sax choir version has been prepared and recorded by Richard Ingham, NM2005s
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