| SKU: | 1744TM |
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| Category: | Duets |
Solos & Duets for Bass Clef Instruments & Acc.
$26.95
Twelve Solos & Duets for Bass Clef Instruments & Acc.
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Our Great Saviour
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Three German Carols #2 (acc)
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No Not One
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Our Great Saviour
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In The Sweet By and By
$6.00An accompanied clarinet duet which begins with a melodic motif and then presents the hymn tune in untision my the two parts. The chorus then breaks into a duet harmonization in a straight forward manner. The next section presents the first part in a melodically altered rendition with the second part answering in an obbligato like fashion. The middle section is a Q&A forma with the piano dropping out, followed by a piano solo section. A modulation now gives rise to the second part acting as a solo, followed by another moduation where the first takes over as a soloist. Then another modulation and then the two parts present the chorus in a straight duet section. Where it remains until the end- as a strong final ending.
