Cjarlins March - André Waignein

Clair - Gilbert O'Sullivan

The Irish singer-songwriter Gilbert O'Sullivan possibly had his greatest success in 1972 with Clair. With its jazzy harmony, this song deviated a little from the spirit of the time. Stefan Schwalgin took the theme of Clair as a starting point, and gave the melody to the alto saxophone. His arrangement fits the tradition of solo works in which it is not so much about technical virtuosity, but rather about the sincerity and charm of the expression. Let your saxophonist shine with this luscious new solo work.

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Clair de Lune - Claude Debussy

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Clairon de Moudros (le), Tambours et Clairons - R. Goitre

Clairons En Liesse - Felix Pierre Loup

Clamor, Clang, Clap & Clatter - David Shaffer

As the title suggests, "Clamor, Clang Clap & Clatter" is a cacophonous concoction of crafty and clever sound effects generated between the winds and the "metallic" members of the percussion family of instruments. Utilizing traditional and non-traditional percussion instruments this entertaining novelty piece will spotlight your full percussion section. David Shaffer once again crafts a novelty piece that will be a sure favorite of both your students and your audiences.

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Clari-Fun-Key - Gilbert Tinner

Gilbert Tinner's Clari-Fun-Key is an exciting twomovement work for solo clarinet and concert band. The first movement is in a rock-like funk style with fast flowing melodic figures. The second movement is in a much slower lyrical bossa nova style with the clarinet showing off its warm, rich characteristic sound. A perfect piece for giving your clarinet soloist a bit of the limelight.

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Claribelle - Wim Laseroms

Claribelle is fairly unique as a solo piece as rather than using one soloist it uses the whole clarinet section to play the solo part. . The composition is characterised by a fast tempo and by a theme which primarily consists of scale patterns that create a virtuoso character. Wim Laseroms wrote the piece in ABA-form with the accompaniment in the middle section having a somewhat more lyric character than that of the first and last sections. In the coda, the solo and the accompaniment join forces and conclude this short work in style with a brilliant fortissimo.

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Clarn Bicentenari - José Alamá-Gil

Clarinade - Niehaus

A terrific feature for young clarinet sections by noted film composer, Lennie Niehaus. The first clarinet parts (Gr.2 1/2) challenge your best young players while the second clarinet parts (Gr.2) build confidence in your weaker players by staying below the break. An appealing piece that will be a popular program number while creating big dividends for the future in your clarinet section.

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