Kurrasch: A Day at the Park for bass clarinet and piano String Music_Cello Although the analogy to this

Although the analogy to this piece shouldn't be overstressed

a singer and piano teacher

to anyone familiar with music from the Balkans

Sir Edward German (1862-1936) was the music director of the Globe Theater in London where he composed the incidental music for many of the productions and those of other London theaters

Also called First (or 1st) Fantasie for clarinet and piano

Kurrasch: A Day at the Park for bass clarinet and piano String Music_Cello Although the analogy to thisCode: JP2034 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0252 3 This solo, originally for contrabasson, has been adapted for bass clarinet. It consists of 3 movements with musical symbolism in each. Movement I, Hooray! We're Here!, has only moderate technical demands (duration 4: 46); movement II, Soliloquy on the Clouds, is very lyrical (duration 4: 01); movement III, Catching Butterflies, is in 6 8 with some technical demands (duration 5: 01). Click here for more information