Author: clarinetist04
Date: 2015-08-31 15:38
There's a part of Ingolf Dahl's Sinfonietta that is a tutti clarinet section solo. There's a clarinet cadenza in Aegean Festival Overture by Andreas Makris. Two of the more fun pieces to play, in my opinion, are Rocky Point Holiday (Ron Nelson) and Armenian Dances (Part I, by Alfred Reed) but they're not solos, per se, just fun clarinet parts that sit well on the instrument, more or less.
In the concerto repertoire one of my favorites is the John Heins Concerto. As David said, Hardy Mertens is also good and any of Scott McAllister's works tend to be heavy on clarinet (if not practically concertos, as are Black Dog and X).
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