Klarinet Archive - Posting 000587.txt from 1997/01
From: "Scott D. Morrow" <SDM@-----.EDU> Subj: Re: Suggestions needed! Date: Mon, 27 Jan 1997 09:00:32 -0500
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>3. A funny, entertaining crowd-pleaser. I have a copy of "Woodshedding" by
>William Holab. I am wondering if there are any pieces that make use of
>several different woodwind instruments. Again, it would be nice if there
>were an opportunity for humour, since it will be the final piece on the
>final recital of my undergraduate career! (That's why "Woodshedding" is so
>appealing . . . you get to break a clarinet in half! Now THAT's the way to
>end a graduating recital!)
>
Steven,
This might not be at the technical level you're looking for (after
all, I played it at a college band concert at a school with no music
majors!), but there is a novelty piece called "Immer Kleiner" (clar. solo
with band - there may be a piano accompaniment available?) where, during
the course of the solo, the clarinetist systematically takes the clarinet
apart ( the last part is played entirely on the mouthpiece!)
Good luck!
-Scott
Scott D. Morrow
Department of Biochemistry
School of Hygiene and Public Health
Johns Hopkins University
(410)-955-3631
SDM@-----.edu
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