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Re: expanding my list

Author: clarinetguy ★2017
Date: 2015-08-03 18:01

Baroque-Early Classical
Gordon Jacob created a concertino based on some Tartini pieces which is very nice.

Classical--Vanhal wrote some nice sonatas, but I think the one in B-flat is the one most often performed. There's at least one available on IMSLP/Petrucci.

Romantic--There's the Mendelssohn sonata which has some nice moments, but it's not among the composer's best.

You're probably familiar with the Saint-Saëns sonata.

Max Reger wrote a couple sonatas and Albumblatt & Tarantella.

Charles Villiers Stanford wrote a fair amount for the clarinet, including a concerto and sonata.

Daniel Gregory Mason wrote a sonata. I remember hearing once that it was the first clarinet sonata written by an American composer, but I'm not sure if that's true.

Post Edited (2015-08-03 18:03)

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