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Lied for Bass Clarinet and Piano Bass Clarinet - Sheet Music

François Rasse (1873 - 1955) was a Belgian composer and violinist, student of Eugène Ysaye. He started his career as a conductor at the "Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie" in Brussels. Afterwards, he became conductor at the "Théâtre du Capitole" in Toulouse (France) and at the Dutch Opera House in Amsterdam. He was professor Harmony at the Brussels conservatory, and became director of the conservatory of Liège (Belgium). His music is characterized by his passion and love for the human voice, which translates in a very lyric expression. François Rasse won the famous 'Prix de Rome' in 1899. Thies 'Lied' ('song') for bass clarinet exposes all the lyric qualities of the bass clarinet. It is a moment of peace and reflection in every concert and a 'must-play' for every bass clarinet player.

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Summary
Instrument:
Bass Clarinet Piano Accompaniment
Publishers:
Metropolis Music Publishers
ISBN:
9790365060115
Format:
Score Score and Part
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
0.34 pounds
Detailed Description
Bass Clarinet and Piano

SKU: IS.BCP6011EM

Composed by Francois Rasse. Woodwinds - Bass Clarinet / Basset Horn. Jan Gans Series. Score and part. Metropolis Music Publishers #BCP6011EM. Published by Metropolis Music Publishers (IS.BCP6011EM).

ISBN 9790365060115.

François Rasse (1873 - 1955) was a Belgian composer and violinist, student of Eugène Ysaye. He started his career as a conductor at the "Théâtre Royal de la Monnaie" in Brussels. Afterwards, he became conductor at the "Théâtre du Capitole" in Toulouse (France) and at the Dutch Opera House in Amsterdam. He was professor Harmony at the Brussels conservatory, and became director of the conservatory of Liège (Belgium). His music is characterized by his passion and love for the human voice, which translates in a very lyric expression. François Rasse won the famous 'Prix de Rome' in 1899. Thies 'Lied' ('song') for bass clarinet exposes all the lyric qualities of the bass clarinet. It is a moment of peace and reflection in every concert and a 'must-play' for every bass clarinet player.

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