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Amy Marcy Beach - Waltz Op. 36 No. 3 Arranged for Clarinet Trio
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2015
- Amy Beach (1867 - 1944) is cited as the first widely successful American female composer of large scale art music. This work comes from a set of Children's piano works, arranged by John Gibson. Score and parts are available for free from The Clarinet Institute: www.clarinetin...
Amy Beach wrote a set of 'Music's Ten Commandments as Given for Young Composers', which begins: "Spare neither time nor strength in the perfecting of the technic of composition, beginning with the simplest rudiments. Your musical material must be perfectly under control as is language in the case of a writer of literature. One must never be compelled to pause in the development of an idea through lack of knowledge of spelling or grammar." I wish modern schools of composition took this to heart more thoroughly!
Recorded by Peter Anthony Smith on the 21st of September, 2015, on a Buffet Festival Clarinet, Vandoren B40 mouthpiece, BG L4SR ligature, and a Vandoren V12 Strength 3.5 reed.
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Peter, thank you for playing my setting of Amy Beach's Waltz. Very nicely played! I thought you brought the simple beauty of the piece.
Thanks so much John, and good to hear from you! Love the work you're doing on your channel too! :)
@@soundole2701 Clarinetastic & Clarific Bravo!
Such a simple but nice piece.
I think so too :)
Wow, really nice tone!
Thank you! :)
Fantastic! Who are the clarinetists? They're exceptional!
Thanks very much mate, that's kind of you! They're all me :)
@@soundole2701 Wow, Congratulations man!
Are these scores still available for free? The Clarinet Institute link doesn't seem to work anymore.
They appear to be for me, I just tried the link. Maybe give it another go?
Thanks, Molly - I have this for sale ($7.50) at Sheet Music Plus. Here is the link: www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/19963569
Scratch my response then - support the arranger if you can :)
Hello, wonderful piece! but I have a slight complication. When you click the link in the description it says 404 error.
I just updated the link - it must have changed some time in the last few years. It should work now.
Can you put a link to the sheet music? I can’t find it to the link in the description
You can find it on The Clarinet Institute of Los Angeles site (clarinetinstitute.com).
PDF PLEASE?
It's freely available from the LA Clarinet Institute!