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Clarinet Chamber Music Repertoire (Not a Complete List, but Some Standard Works and Works That I Like) Clarinet Chamber Music Repertoire (not a complete list, but some standard works and works that I like) Clarinet and Woodwinds Two Clarinets Bassett Clarinet Duets Bennett Crosstalk Crusell Duos No. 1-3 Dahl Five Duets Devienne Duo Concertantes Six Duos Symphonic Concertante op. 25 Krommer Concerto op 35 and 91 Kupferman Four Double Features Mandat So What Elsa’s New? Mendelssohn Concert Pieces No. 1 and 2 Mozart Several arrangements Poulenc Sonata Schuller Duo Sonata (cl/bcl) Smith, W.O. Jazz Set Three Clarinets Beethoven Trio Op. 87 (arrangement of oboe trio) Bouffil Many D’Rivera Habanera Harbison Trio Sonata Krommer 13 Stucke Op. 47 Mandat One Liners (Eb/B, Bb, Bb/bass) Martino Triple Concerto (Bb, bass, contra) Mozart Divertimenti (originally for 3 basset horns) Four Clarinets Albinoni/Thilde Sonata in g Bach several arrangements Beethoven/Gore String Quartet Op. 74, Movement 1 Bozza Sonatine Carter Canonic Suite Crusell/Kovacs Quartetto Op.2 no. 1 Damase Quarte a quatre Ritournelles Farkas Antiche Danze Ungheresi Scenes from Hungary Frackenpohl Licorice Licks Francaix Petit Quatour Gotkovsky Quartour de Clarinettes Hovhanness Divertimento Khachaturian/Holcombe Sabre Dance Mozart Several arrangements Piazzolla Historie du Tango Tomasi Trois Divertissements Uhl Divertimento Villa-Lobos/Schmidt Three Fairy Tales Weill Music from the Threepenny Opera Zwilich Clarinet Quartet Clarinet and Flute Beethoven Trio Op. 87 (two flutes and clarinet) Carter Esprit Rude/Esprit Doux Esprit Rude/Esprit Doux II (w/marimba) Danzi Sinfonia Concertante Francaix Double Concerto Jolivet Sonatine Koechlin Divertissement Pastorale Sonatina Modale Krenek Sonatina Muczynski Duos Saint-Saens Tarantella Smith Five Inventions Stravinsky Epitaphium Villa-Lobos Choros #2 Clarinet and Bassoon Beethoven Trio Opus 38 Duos WoO 27 Bozza Contrasts III Damase Conversations Danzi Concertino in Bb Devienne Duo Symphonie Concertante No. 2 D’Rivera Danzon Farkas Trigon Glinka Trio Pathetique Mendelssohn Concertpieces No. 1 and 2 Poulenc Sonata Sierra Con Tres Skrowaczewski Trio Stamitz, K. Concerto in B-flat Strauss Duo Concertante Villa-Lobos Fantasie Concertante Two Clarinets and Bassoon Devienne Six Trios, Op. 27 Trios, Op. 75 Mozart Divertimenti K. 299 Pleyel Trio in E-flat Schickele Dances for Three Vanhal Three Trios, Op. 18 Flute, Oboe and Clarinet Beethoven Trio Op. 87 Damase Quartet (w/piano) Harbison Four Preludes from December Music Milhaud Sonate (w/piano) Musgrave Impromptu No. 2 Saint-Saens Caprice Op. 79 Flute, Clarinet and Bassoon Beethoven Trio, Op. 87 Devienne Trios, Op. 61 D’Rivera Habanera Husa Deux Preludes Koechlin Trio Mozart Divertimenti Muczynski Fragments Piston Three Pieces Pleyel Trio II in C Oboe, Clarinet and Bassoon Bozza Suite breve en trio Farkas Maskarak Maschere Francaix Divertissement Ibert Cinq Pieces en Trio Martinu Quatre Madrigaux Milhaud Pastorale Rueff Trois Pieces Schickele Diversions Szalowski Divertimento Trio Tansman Suite pour Trio d’anches Tomasi Concert Champetre Divertimento Corsica Villa-Lobos Trio Woodwind Quartet (Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon unless otherwise indicated) Beethoven Quintet in E-flat, Op. 16 (with piano) Carter Eight Etudes and a Fantasy Quintet for Piano and Winds Danzi Quintets Op. 41, 53 and 54 (with piano) Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat (w/piano) Francaix Quadruple Concerto (w/piano) Quatour Hovhannes Divertimento (ob, cl, bsn, hn or 4 cl) Janacek Three Moravian Dances Mozart Quintet K. 452 (Ob/Cl/Hn/Bsn/Pno) Sinfonia Concertante in E-flat (w/piano) Pleyel Quartet in E-flat (fl/2 cl/bsn) Quintet in B-flat (Fl/Cl/Hn/Bsn/Pno) Rossini Six Quartets, vol. 1 and 2 Schickele Woodwind Quartet Spohr Quintet op. 52 (fl/cl/hn/bsn/pno) Stravinsky/Schmidt Pastorale (ob/cl/hn/bsn) Sutermeister Serenade (2 cl/trumpet/bsn) Villa-Lobos Quartour Three Fairy Tales (ob/cl/hn/bsn) Woodwind Quintet Arnold Three Shanties Arrieu Quintette in C Bach, Jan Skizzen, Barber Summer Music Bennett Concerto for Woodwind Quintet Berio Opus Number Zoo Blumer Serenade, Theme and Variations Bozza Scherzo Cambini Quintets (3) Carter Quintet Dahl Arioso and Allegro Damase 17 Variations op. 22 Danzi Quintets opus 56, nos. 1-3 Quintets opus 67, nos. 1-3 Quintets, opus 68, nos. 1-3 Dubois Fantasia D’Rivera Aries Tropicales Etler Quintet No. 1 Quintet No. 2 Farkas Antiche Danze Ungheresi Fine Partita Foerster Quintet Francaix Quintet Harbison Quintet Hidas Quintet no. 1 Quintet no. 2 Quintet no. 3 Hindemith Kleine Kammermusik Holst Quintet in Ab Ibert Trois Piece Breves Klughardt Quintet Op. 79 Ligeti Sechs Bagatellen 10 Stücke Milhaud La Cheminée du Roi Rene Muczynski Movements Quintet Nielsen Quintet Op. 43 Persichetti Pastorale Pierne Pastorale Piston Quintet Reicha 6 Quintets for Winds, opus 88, nos. 1-6 6 Quintets for Winds, opus 91, nos. 1-6 6 Quintets for Winds, opus 99, nos. 1-6 6 Quintet for Winds, opus 100, no. 1-6 Schoenberg Quintett Op. 76 Schuller Suite Taffanel Quintet Villa Lobos Quintette en Forme de Choros Other Woodwind Groups Bassett Wind Music (fl/ob/cl/asx/hn/bsn) Beethoven Sextet op. 71 (2cl/2hn/2bsn) Octet in E-flat Op. 103 (2ob/2cl/2hn/2bsn) Farkas Contrafacta Hungarica (2ob/2c/2hn/2bsn) Francaix Octour (cl/hn/bsn/2vln/vla/vlc/cb) Hindemith Septet (fl/ob/cl/bs cl/hn/tpt/bsn) Octet (cl/hn/bsn/vln/2vla/vlc/cb) Janacek Mladi (fl/ob/cl/hn/bsn/bs cl) Mozart Serenade KV 375 (2cl/2hn/2bsn) Serenades (2ob/2cl/2hn/2bsn) Poulenc Sextet (WW 5-tet/pno) Clarinet and Strings Clarinet, Violin or Piano Arutiunian Suite Bartok Contrasts Bassett Trio Bolcom Trio Einem Trio, Op. 97 Erb Sunlit Peaks and Dark Valleys Gotkovsky Trio Harbison Variations Higdon Dash Hindemith Zwei Duette (duo) Hoover Images Hovhaness Lake Samish Husa Sonata a Tre Ives Largo Khachaturian Trio Larsen Slang Martino Trio Menotti Trio Milhaud Suite Musgrave Pierrot Rorem End of Summer Schickele Serenade for Three Schuller A Trio Setting Sculthorpe Dream Tracks Night Song From Nourlangie Smith, W.O. Suite Sheng Tibetan Dance Stamitz Concerto No. 4 Stravinsky Suite from L’Hisoire du Soldat Tower Rain Waves Vanhal Trio in E-flat Clarinet, Viola and Piano Bassett Trio Bruch Double Concerto Eight Pieces Clarke Prelude, Allegro and Pastorale (duo) Francaix Trio Kurtag Hommage a R. Schumann Mozart Trio K. 498 Reiniecke Trio Schumann Fairy Tales Clarinet, Cello and Piano Beethoven Trio, Op. 11 Trio Op. 38 Brahms Trio Op. 114 D’Indy Trio in B-flat, Op. 20 Mendelssohn Concert Pieces No. 1 and 2 Muczynski Fantasy Trio Ran Private Game (duo) Sierra Tres Fantasias Xenakis Charisma (duo) Clarinet and Two Strings Carter Con Leggerezza pensosa (cl/vln/vlc) Dahl Concerto a Tre (cl/vln/vlc) Hindemith Quartet (cl,vln,vlc,pno) Husa Evocations de Slovaquie (cl/vla/vlc) Koechlin Lamento Op. 114, No. 17 (cl,vla,vlc) Messiaen Quatour pour la fin du temps (cl/vln/vlc/pno) Schickele Quartet (cl/vln/vlc/pno)_ Schuller Sonata Serenata (cl/vln/vlc/pno) Skrowaczewski Fantasie per Quattro (cl/vln/vlc/pno) Takemitsu Quatrain II (cl/vln/vlc) Vanhal Trios, Op. 20 (cl,vln,vlc) Clarinet and Three Strings Crusell Quartets (cl/vln/vla/vlc) Krommer Quartets Op. 69, 82, 83 and 92 (cl/vln/vla/vlc) Martino Quartet (cl/vln/vla/vlc) Martinu Musique de Chambre No. 1 (cl/vln/vla/vlc/hp/pno) Mozart Quartets Nos. 1-3 (cl/vln/vla/vlc) Stamitz Quartets in E-flat Op. 8 and 19 (cl/vln/vla/vlc) Vanhal Quartets in B-flat and F (cl/vln/vla/vlc) Clarinet and Four Strings Brahms Quintet Op. 115 Copland Sextet (w/piano) Francaix Quintet Hindemith Quintet Krommer Quintet in B-flat Op. 95 Mozart Quintet K. 581 Prokofiev Overture on Hebrew Themes Op. 34 (w/piano) Sheng Concertino for Clarinet and String Quartet Spohr Fanatasie and Variations on a theme by Danzi Tower Turning Points Weber Quintet in B-flat Op. 34 Clarinet and Brass Hartley Suite (cl/tpt/pno) Reineke Trio in B-flat (cl/hn/pno) Rochberg Trio (cl/hn/pno) Schickele Little Suite for Winter (cl/ta/pno) Schuller Romantic Sonata (cl/hn/pno) Wilder Suite (cl/hn/pno) Clarinet and Percussion Bergsma Illegible Canons Erb Sonata Hovhaness Firdausi (w/harp) Kupferman Tunnels of Love (cl/bass/perc) Larsen Corker Maxwell-Davies Stedman Doubles Clarinet and Voice Bassett Pierrot Songs (soprano/fl/cl/vln/vlc/pno) Time and Beyond (baritone/cl/vlc/pno) Cooke Three Songs of Innocence (soprano/cl/pno) Copland As it Fell Upon a Day (soprano/fl/cl) Crusell From the Ganges’ Beauteous Strands (sop/cl/pno) Hovhaness Saturn (soprano/cl/pno) Massenet “Pleurez mes Yeux” from Le Cied (soprano/cl/pno) Mozart Non piu di Fiori (mezzo-soprano/cl/pno) Parto! Parto! Ma tu ben mio (soprano/cl/pno) Ran Apprehensions (soprano/cl/pno) Rorem Ariel (soprano/cl/pno) Schubert Romance (soprano/cl/pno) Shepherd on the Rock (soprano/cl/pno) Totus in Corde Lanqueo (soprano/cl/pno) Spohr Six German Lieder (voice/cl/pno) Stravinsky Berceuses du Chat (Mezzo-Soprano/3 cl) Elegy for J.F.K. (baritone or mezzo-soprano/3 cl) Three Songs from William Shakespeare (mezzo- soprano/fl/cl/vla) Vaughn-Williams Three Vocalises (soprano/cl) Webern Drei Lieder Op. 18 (voice/ebcl/guitar) .
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