SKU: A0.981357

This piece was originally written in 18º Century for organ by Johann Philipp Krieger and in this arrangement music students can practice playing in duo (Clarinet and Basson Duet) a baroque music.

SKU: A0.650605

This dance from the opera/ballet, Acante et Cephise by Rameau dates from 1751. It is arranged as a duet in A-B-A form. The A section is in the major with the dotted eighth-sixteenth rhythm dominating while the B section is in the parallel minor with the triplet dominating. Thank you for looking.

SKU: A0.1419430

Telemann twv 32:13 minuet in g Clarinet and Bassoon sheet music

The sheet music for Telemann's Minuet in G from TWV 32:13 for Clarinet and Bassoon offers a charming duet experience. In this composition, the Clarinet takes the lead with its bright and expressive melody, while the Bassoon provides a solid foundation with its rich and resonant tones. Together, the two instruments create a delightful interplay, showcasing Telemann's masterful composition. The sheet music is designed for Clarinet and Bassoon players, offering a manageable level of difficulty suitable for intermediate musicians. With its elegant phrasing and graceful melodies, this duet is sure to captivate both performers and audiences alike.

telemann twv 32:13 minuet in g Clarinet and Bassoon sheet music.

SKU: A0.723143

Originally commissioned by cellist Marty Steinberg as an encore for a performance with clarinetist Mitch Sturman at a concert in Philadelphia at Congregation Beth 'El given on November 4, 2018, the piece has been re-scored for clarinet and bassoon. The three tunes are Long live the nigun,  Bublitschki, and Hopke 

In Long live the nigun (nigun meaning tune), the melody is evenly split between clarinet and bassoon. 

The popular Bublitschki (bagels) is presented in a quasi canonic form, each restatement being slightly varied. 

Hopke (literally hop) is a fast dance culturally derived from the hopak.  The bassoon carries the entire melody with clarinet accompaniment.