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lyrical repertoire

Author: annev
Date: 2014-04-18 06:46

I'm an adult clarinet student, currently working on repertoire and studies for a grade 8 RCM exam. A lot of what I'm doing now focuses on fast passages, which I understand is an important step for me in developing faster fingers and clean articulation. But I find I'm really missing the opportunity to play some slower, more lyrical and expressive repertoire. My teacher and I are looking for solo pieces that would fit that category and still give some challenge (this isn't for the exam), preferably written for clarinet, although transcriptions of other works would be okay too. (I recently had the opportunity to learn and perform the Suite Hebraique by Glick, which would be similar to the kind of thing we're looking for. I really enjoyed the different styles and feel of the pieces in the Suite). Any suggestions would be most welcome!

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