Kloze-Lazarus Method for Clarinet

A Comprehensive Course Based on Two Famous Methods

By Klose-Lazarus

Instrument:	Clarinet Sheet Music

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Pilgrims' Chorus
Elegie
Meditation (Meditacao)
Theme (Mozart)
Nightfall
Nocturne
O Worship The King
Songs My Mother Taught Me
Evening Prayer (Herold)
Song W/o Words (Mendelssohn)
Aria (Stradella)
Chanson Triste
Song Without Words (Tchaikovsky)
Symphony No.5
Andaluza (Granados)
Menuetto (Mozart)
Aria (Weber)
Humoreske,op.101,no.7 (Dvorak)
Soldier's Chorus (Faust)
Aria (Donizetti)
Theme (Verdi)
Consolation Op33,1 (Karg-elert)
Theme (Rigoletto) Verdi
Zampa Overture (Herold)
Hansel And Gretel
Aria (Il Trovatore) Verdi

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Orientale
Theme (Haydn)
Ode To The Forest (Gillet)
Eventide (Mendelssohn)
Soldier's Chorus (Auber)
La Czarine (Ganne)
Rolling Stones (Spohr)
Theme (Rossini)
Night Winds (Tchaikovsky)
Valsette (Godard)
Etude
Londonderry Air
Can Can
Melody In F
Soldier's March, Op. 68, No. 2 (Soldatenmarsch)
New World Symphony (Theme)
Romanza
Ode To Joy
On Wings Of Song
Serenade (St

Kloze-Lazarus Method for Clarinet (A Comprehensive Course Based on Two Famous Methods). By Klose-Lazarus. Arranged by Harvey S. Whistler. For Clarinet. Woodwind Method. 96 pages. Rubank Publications #RUBL100. Published by Rubank Publications (HL.4470740).

This Rubank gem represents a compilation of two celebrated clarinet methods, completely revised, re-edited and re-styled for modern studios and classrooms. The wealth of valuable materials, used for clarinet instruction since the late 19th century, was reorganized by Rubank editor Harvey Whistler into a progressive educational format to meet the needs of beginning to intermediate clarinet students. In his edition Whistler also provided:

• Additional material to comprehensively cover the low register and crossing the break

• Instructional units organized by key as well as topic, culminating with melodic studies incorporating each new idea

• Exercises for tone development, particularly in the upper register, incorporated into each unit.