SKU: A0.761038

Walking In The Air from the animated short film 'The Snowman', music by Howard Blake. This arrangement is for Clarinet Choir, Eb, 1,2 and 3 in Bb, Eb Alto Clarinet, Bass Clarinet in Bb and Contrabass Clarinet in Bb (Both Bass in Treble Clef) This arrangement should be playable by most ensembles and would make a great addition  to any programme.

SKU: A0.904775

Walking in the Air for clarinet choir (1 - 4 Bb, 1 Alto, 1 Bass).

SKU: A0.894075

A clarinet choir arrangement of the famous Glenn Miller tune. This is a fun piece and a real crowd-pleaser to program in a clarinet choir concert.

This was arranged for the San Francisco Bay area clarinet choir Clarinet Fusion. It is intended for 10 players: 6 soprano, E-flat, Alto, Bass and Contralto. With the exception of the Bass Clarinet starting the piece, the Bass and Contra are in unison. This creates a very nice swing-style walking bass. If you do not have a contra, you could double the bass part in place of it.

The 1st and 2nd clarinet parts both get a solo passage. Chords and the basic melody are noted in those sections, but solos are not written out.

SKU: A0.894076

A clarinet choir arrangement of the famous Glenn Miller tune. This is a fun piece and a real crowd-pleaser to program in a clarinet choir concert.

This was arranged for the San Francisco Bay area clarinet choir Clarinet Fusion. It is intended for 10 players: 7 soprano clarinets, Alto, Bass and Contralto. The Bass and Contra are in unison. This creates a very nice swing-style walking bass. If you do not have a contra, you could double the bass part in place of it.

This piece maintains the tight and warm harmonies that made the original so famous. The 1st clarinet part contains the exposed/solo passages.

SKU: A0.1428951

A Hunky punk is a grotesque carving on the side of a building, typically found on Mid/ Late medieval churches in the UK. They are plentiful in Somerset in the West Country of England Though similar in appearance to a gargoyle, a hunky punk is purely decorative and has no other functional purpose whatsoever!! Unlike the gargoyle, which serves to drain water off the roof through its mouth.

The theory behind hunky punks and grotesques in general, was that churches were designed to reflect the balance between good and evil, reminding worshippers of the narrow path leading through life. As a result, for every saint or animal that was intended to signify purity and ‘goodness’, there was also an ugly creature to signify evil and ‘badness’.

Scored for E flat Clarinet, 4 B flat Clarinets, Alto, Bass and Contrabass Clarinet. This piece is in concert G minor and begins with a medieval type of fanfare which occurs throughout. What follows is a haunting theme with lots of flattened 5ths and several discords to represent the uncomfortable nature of this statue. The staccato and accent direction in most of the piece gives the impression of walking on eggshells not knowing what lies around the corner! Then a brief legato section of the fanfare appears to provide a calmer atmosphere before eventually returning to the main theme and big ending.

Set at intermediate level but on the youtube link there is the full score for you to assess suitability.

It is nearly 5 mins in length and would be a great addition to a repertoire.

Price is for the full score and all parts.

SKU: A0.502159

I spent a lot of time walking and playing around Far Row. A place in Yorkshire.