16 Traditional Tunes - 64 easy Clarinet duets (Vol2) - beginner intermediate level scored in 4 keys

Spanish traditional, Scottish traditional, American Traditional, traditional Australian, Italian Traditional, Daniel Alomía Robles, Daniel E. Kelley

Sinopsis

Traditional / popular music is full of beautiful simple songs that are familiar to listen to. They offer us a "postcard" of the part of the world they come from, they make us imagine landscapes, characters, happy or sad situations, they speak to us of love and nature. This Clarinet duets collection of 16 easy melodies (Vol.2) offers simple ideas for ensemble music, the transpositions in 4 keys (up to 2 alterations) are useful for exploring the instrument in its different ranges.
Have fun creating a medley for your recital, in the sequence, key and speed you prefer, the combinations are countless!
Contents: Arirang, Bella Ciao,Day-O, El Cóndor Pasa,El vito,Furusato,Home on the range, I’se the B’y That Builds the Boat,Manang Biday,The Oak and the Ash, The Raggle Taggle Gypsy,Santa Lucia,Siúil a Rún,Star of the County Down,Waltzing Matilda,When Johnny Comes Marching Home.

Disponible desde: 04/05/2022.

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