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Trio for clarinet, cello (or violin or viola) and piano. Natalia Rusu-Kozulina: pianist, singer and composer; member of Union of Composers in Russia;1989 became Director of St. Petersburg's Children's Theatre; compositions include works for piano, clarinet, chamber groups, string orchestra, concerti and ballet.

Trio Melancolique

Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano Trio

German composer and violinist; also played the viola d'amore; settled in London in 1873; wrote <i>The Viole d'Amour, Its Origin and History and the Art of Playing It.</i> Instrumentation includes: flute, clarinet, and bassoon.

Three Virtuosos

Woodwind Trio

Mixed sextet for clarinet, 2 violins, viola and 2 celli. �Score and parts. �Franz Neruda (1843-1915) was Czech by birth. �He made significant contributions to Danish musical life, spent the majority of his adult life in Copenhagen; cellist with the court orchestra from 1864-1876, prominent figure in Copenhagen's chamber music scene. founder of the Society for Chamber Music (Kammermusikforeningen ) in 1868, performed in several prominent string quartets; also served as conductor for the concerts of the Danish Music Society from 1891-1915.

Sextet

Mixed Sextet Clarinet and String Quintet

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Osborne settled in London in 1843; wrote 3 piano trios, a sextet (flute, oboe, horn, cello, contrabass, piano) and quintet for wind and piano; wrote 33 duos for violin and piano in collaboration with the Belgian violinist Charles Auguste de Briot; Sonata (1876) transcribed by the composer in 1892 for the clarinettist Henry Lazarus (1815-1895).

Andante and Rondo

Clarinet Solo with Piano

For flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon. �Score and parts. Anton Reicha (1770-1836) was a Czech-born naturalized French composer. A contemporary and lifelong friend of Beethoven, Reicha is now best remembered for his substantial early contribution to the wind quintet literature and his role as a teacher - his pupils included Franz Liszt and Hector Berlioz. Reicha was also an accomplished theorist and wrote several treatises on various aspects of composition.

Wind Quintet Op. 100 No. 3

Woodwind Quintet

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Gounod was born in Paris, the son of a pianist mother and an artist father. His mother was his first piano teacher. Under her tutelage, Gounod first showed his musical talents. He entered the Paris Conservatoire where he studied under Fromental Halevy and Pierre Zimmermann. �In 1839, he won the Prix de Rome for his cantata Fernand. He was following his father, �Francois-Louis Gounod (d. 1823), who had won the second Prix de Rome in painting in 1783.

Berceuse

Soprano Solo with Clarinet Obbligato and Piano

Sobeck studied in Prague under Julius Pisafovic; played in theatre orchestra, became 1st clarinettist in Hanover's court orchestra; known as a soloist and teacher. Instrumentation includes: flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon (wind quintet).

Wind Quintet in E Flat Op. 11

Woodwind Quintet Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon

Instrumentation includes: �clarinet, violin, viola and cello.

Quartet in a Op. 10

String Trio with Clarinet

Trio for oboe (or clarinet), clarinet and bassoon (or bass clarinet). �Playbable as clarinet trio. �Score and parts. Flegier was born and died in Marseilles; studied at the Marseilles Conservatoire and subsequently at the Paris Conservatoire; his works include large and small scale works. The Trio is dedicated to mon ami J. Massenet

Trio

Swiss composer, pianist and teacher; many of his works met with public and critical approval and were published in his lifetime. �Instrumentation includes: �flute, clarinet, horn, bassoon and piano.

Quintett

Woodwind Quartet With Piano

Janovicky: born in Pilsen, Czechoslovakia; came to U.K. in 1950; studied at RCM and with Matyas Seiber.

Saxophone Quartet

Unveil the timeless elegance of Mozart's Sonata K. 454, impeccably arranged by R. Carder. This classical masterpiece, tailored for refined interpretation, promises musicians an immersive experience in melodious sophistication. Perfect for advancing technical skills while cherishing the rich, emotional expressions that define the classical genre. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Sonata K. 454

"Meistersinger Walzer" by F.R. Hrabal is a captivating concert and contest piece that showcases the essence of classical waltz. Expertly composed, this piece offers a rich melodic line and sophisticated harmonies that challenge and delight ensembles. A perfect choice to elevate concert repertoires and impress judges at competitions. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Meistersinger Walzer

Mixed Quintet

Ignaz Josef Pleyel (1757-1831) was born in a village near Vienna. He was given a profound musical education with Johann Baptist Vanhal (1739-1813) and Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809), becoming Haydn's favorite pupil.  In 1788 he married; of his four children his son Camille became known as a piano virtuoso. In Paris in 1797 he founded a music publishing firm and kept a music shop. In 1807 he started a piano factory together with his son Camille. In its 39 years his music publishing firm published some 4,000 works by, among others, Haydn (the complete string quartets), Beethoven, Boieldieu, Boccherini, Steibelt, Hummel, Rossini, Dussek, Kalkbrenner, Rouget de Lisle, Clementi, Cherubini and Moscheles.  After Pleyel's death in 1831 his son Camille took over his father's business.  Pleyel's most productive years were 1785-1795, his Strasbourg years: He composed 41 symphonies, 6 Symphonies Concertantes, 8 concerti (most for violin or cello), octets, septets, sextets, 17 quintets, 70 quartets (most of them for strings, some for flute and string trio), 48 trios, 64 duets, hymns and songs. He also made arrangements of Scottish Folksongs, wrote a Requiem, some Masses, more church music and two operas.

Quartet Op. 19-6

Mixed Quartet for Flute, Violin, Viola & Cello

Sobeck studied in Prague under Julius Pisafovic; played in theatre orchestra, became 1st clarinettist in Hanover's court orchestra; known as a soloist and teacher. Instrumetation includes: Tenor voice (Soprano), clarinet and piano.

Trio Op. 18

Tenor Solo With Clarinet and Piano

Joseph Gabriel Rheinberger was an eminent German organist, conductor, composer, and pedagogue who lived from 1839 until 1901. �He spent most of his life in munich, studying at the Munich Conservatory and serving as principal conductor of the Munich Choral Society. �He also taught organ, piano and composition at the Munich Conservatory. �His reputation as an organ teacher was remarkable and students from around the world came to study with him. �His students included Humperdinck, Wolf Ferrari, Thuille, Sandberger, Kroyer, Trunk, Chadwick, and Furtwangler. �Few of Rheinberger's compositions are performed today. �Yet he composed 20 organ sonatas, 2 symphonies, 2 organ concerti, and a large number of vocal works. �His wife Franziska was a poetess and Joseph set much of her poetry to music. �His chamber music output included 3 string quartets, a string quintet, a piano quintet. 4 piano trios (from which this sextet was arranged), 2 violin sonatas, a cello sonata and an octet which was later enlarged to his nonet and which has also been arranged by John Wilcox as a septet. �Instrumentation includes: �flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon (wind quintet) and piano.

Sextet Op. 191b

Woodwind Ensemble With Piano

Waldemar Edler von Baussnern (1866-1931) was a German composer and music teacher. �He was the son of a financial official. He grew up in both Transylvania and Budapest. �Between 1882-1886 he was a student of Friedrich Kiel and Woldemar Bargiel at the Berlin Musical Academy after which he conducted various choirs. After 1909 he became director of the Grossherzlichen Musikschule in Weimar. �From 1916 to 1923 he served as director of the Hoch Conservatory in Frankfurt am Main. In 1923 he became undersecretary of the Berliner Akademie der Kunste. He died in Potsdam. Baussnern's extensive catalogue of compositions includes almost all musical genres, yet it displays an emphasis on both choral symphonic and orchestral composition. �Stylistically, Baussnern stands out as a maverick to his contemporaries, remaining a composer who defies classification. Generally, however, his music is rooted in the 19th century, yet exhibits independence of form, ranging from extremes of conventional tonality to frequently polyphonic chromaticism, nonetheless never metamorphosing into atonality. �Instrumentation includes: �violin, clarinet, horn, cello and piano.

Quintet

Violin, Cello Quintet With Piano

Bell: Studied with Stanford and Corder at the Royal Academy; 1912 appointed head of College of Music, Cape Town; Sonata (1926) dedicated to his wife; also wrote operas, symphonies, a viola concerto and string quartet, but very critical of his own compositions.

Sonata

Trio for oboe (or clarinet), bassoon (or viola or basset-horn or bass clarinet) and piano. The majority of Brent-Smith's work, published works as well as those still in manuscript form, is lodged in the Library at the Royal College of Music in London.

Trio in D Minor

Mixed Trio Oboe, Bassoon & Piano

Doreen Carwithen: studied at Royal Academy; first student selected for J. Arthur Rank Apprenticeship Scheme for composers of film music; Five Diversions written for Virtuoso Wind Quintet in 1951.

Five Diversions

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