SYRINX FOR SOLO BASS CLARINET

SYRINX FOR SOLO BASS CLARINETSyrinx was written in 1913 by Debussy for the flute as incidental music to Gabriel Mourey's play, Psych. It was first performed by and dedicated to Louis Fleury. It has become a staple of the flute repertoire and subsequently of the solo classical saxophone repertoire too. It works beautifully on the bass clarinet; the timbre of the instrument really resonates with the haunting melancholy of the melody. The story of Syrinx is from classical mythology

Contains an open solo section for the soloists of your choice over simple "blues' changes and written solo suggestions are included

One must look long and hard to find a piano pupil who hasn’t studied Beethoven’s two “sonate facile” op

and the excitement of discovering popular music in its many forms upon her return to the US

allowing students to progress steadily from single note melodies to more complex works

Other fairy tale settings composed by Robert Mann and published by Peermusic include How the Rhinoceros Got His Skin and The Princess on the Pea

8 jubilant Christmas songs arranged for flute with piano accompaniment – the perfect addition to any Advent or Christmas worship service

conflicts and humor of all her play's buddies

in a deftly understated final scene

Lyrics and chord symbols are included

the cult of the Manchester-reared foursome has ballooned in the three decades since its dissolution

Singing requires putting the rest of your busy life aside and focusing on both the physical and creative components of making art through sound

does not include TAB