Partituras de Paul Harvey para clarinete

The main technical feature of these pieces is the comparison of fingerings between the chalumeau and upper registers. Each theme reappears with identical fingering, a twelfth higher or lower. I find t...

These contrasting pieces in the jazz/swing idiom specially written by James Rae for clarinet players of modest ability provide interesting material for both practice and performance. The technical dem...

These contrasting pieces in the jazz/swing idiom specially written by James Rae for clarinet players of modest ability provide interesting material for both practice and performance. The technical dem...

This unique publication is designed to be a fun play-along book for students who want to enjoy soloing freely, instead of having to cope with too many scale changes. With interesting heads, and long o...

Learn to play the clarinet in an enjoyable way! This course is based on popular tunes and light classics. With clear text, photographs and diagrams, it will prove easy to understand even to those with...

An exciting, contemporary piece in the blues idiom for solo clarinet. This piece is for players of a moderate to advanced technical standard.

As several examination boards now offer jazz grade examinations, this concise book is designed to extend students' knowlede of scales and arpeggios beyond the conventional requirements of the 'straigh...

This unaccompanied solo, subtitled 'Cool Celts in Swinging Kilts, will make an ideal encore item for any solo concert.

3 B flat Clarinets. 15 Easy Jazz Rock & Jazz Woodwind Trios. Other editions (2 Alto Saxes, Tenor Sax and Flute, Oboe, Bassoon) are compatible. These trios are intended to develop rhythm and phrasing i...

This original work by Paul Harvey draws on the 6/8 rhythms of the Irish Jig but provides a jazzy twist to bring them up to date.

Paul Harvey was born in Sheffield (UK) in 1935 and started playing the clarinet at the age of 11. He went on to become a member of the National Youth Orchestra, and then gained a scholarship to go the...

Paul Harvey was born in Sheffield (UK) in 1935 and started playing the clarinet at the age of 11. He went on to become a member of the National Youth Orchestra, and then gained a scholarship to go the...

The purposed of these duets is to provide practice for the rhythms which most frequently cause problems for pupils. They start with the top part playing the rhythm in question while the lower part bre...

Covers the remaining notes in the bottom register, the upper register and the chromatic scale. Popular tunes include 'This Ole House', 'Getting To Know You' and 'Paperback Writer'.

A delightful short original work for solo clarinet which is suitable for clarinettists of a fairly advanced standard.