Clarinet duo?

[Jerryleejr]

Looking for some suggestions for clarinet/tuba duet pieces nothing extremely difficult just fun to play...

JJ

[hup_d_dup]

You can find a bunch of duets at this site:

http://www.tubapeter.com/index_files/free_pdf" target="_blank

Most of the parts are covered in C bass clef and Bb treble clef.

Hup

[Jerryleejr]

You can find a bunch of duets at this site:

http://www.tubapeter.com/index_files/free_pdf" target="_blank" target="_blank

Most of the parts are covered in C bass clef and Bb treble clef.

Hup

Thanks,

JJ

[Tom]

Little Suite for Winter by Peter Schickele. Yes, that Peter Schickele, though this is some of his 'serious' music.

I did this piece on a recital in college with my (now) wife playing the clarinet part. It's a multi movement piece that runs about 11'-12'. The tuba part is not terribly hard or technical, but the piece is surprisingly difficult to play well. The clarinet part, on the other hand, is just plain hard at times (much more so than the tuba part) but it's still fun to play. The link below has a preview so you can see what the first movement is like.

The recital audience got a kick out of having someone go a bit off the beaten path to play something 'different,' too.

http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/lit ... ic/1825247