Paladilhe (Anderson): Solo de Concert for oboe and piano String Music_Vola Each of the 5 movements

Each of the 5 movements is based on a famous magician (or sorcerer)

The book is appropriate for either class or private study with students who have little or no background in clarinet

but in so doing striving to maintain the original intent of the composer

the etudes must be played musically

it grows into a rapid and intense virtuoso duel between the two instruments

Paladilhe (Anderson): Solo de Concert for oboe and piano String Music_Vola Each of the 5 movementsCode: JP1029 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0262 2 The French composer Emile Paladilhe was born in Montpellier June 3, 1844. He entered the Paris Conservatory at the age of nine and in 1857 was awarded the first prize in piano. Three years later in 1860, he received the first prize in organ at the Paris Conservatory, and that same year he won the Prix de Rome for his cantata Le Czar Ivan IV. Paladilhe wrote several works for the "Opera Comique", as well as sacred