Intermediate Classic Duets for Flute and Clarinet: 22 classical and traditional melodies for equal Clarinet and Flute of intermediate standard. Most are in easy keys.

Intermediate Classic Duets for Flute and Clarinet is a collection of 22 classical and traditional pieces arranged especially for two players who are of a similar (intermediate) standard. Suitable for players of Grade 4 plus (some are quite tricky!). The clarinet part requires some fluency across the break. The flute part ventures into third octave. Great for lessons or playing with friends, or even for entertaining the family. The pieces are arranged so that each player gets to play the tune, which is more difficult but great for listening to each other, and fun! Most are in easy keys and are one page; several are two or three pages. We’ve included both classical and traditional tunes, slow and fast pieces, easy and difficult, ones to play straight away and others to work on; we hope you find them all enjoyable. Includes extracts from: Beethoven’s Fur Elise; Saint-Saens’ The Swan from Carnival of the Animals; Dvorak’s Humoresque; Holst’s Jupiter; Loch Lomond; Grieg’s Morning; Elgar’s March from Pomp and Circumstance; and music by Chopin, Boccherini, Bizet, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Brahms and many more, some are less well-known providing an element of musical exploration and adventure. Have fun! More coming from The Flying Flute and The Catchy Clarinet very soon. Look out for our solo, duet and trio music arranged for mixed instruments: Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon, Oboe, Saxophone, Recorder, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Violin, Viola, Cello and Double Bass, Mini-bassoon, Tenoroon, Guitar etc. We have a spectacular variety of duet books, a gargantuan selection of festive books (including Christmas, Valentine’s and Halloween!), instrument-specific theory, including theory puzzles for very young violin players and even downloadable playalong and backing tracks and sheet music on our website. Just visit WildMusicPublications.com or for tweets on our latest books, why not follow us on Twitter? @wmpublications