Hal Leonard Power Music Company - Three's A Crowd: Book 1 Clarinet
Estimated Shipping Widget will be displayed here!
Couldn't load pickup availability
Information
Information
Manufacturer Information
Hal Leonard
https://www.halleonardeurope.com
------------------------
Safety manager:
Hal Leonard Europe BV
Email:
Address:
Summary of This Score
This collection for wind ensemble and clarinet is intended for wind groups that want to integrate a clearly identifiable clarinet part, serving the balance and color of the ensemble. In both educational contexts and wind orchestra rehearsals, it allows working on essential aspects such as rhythmic precision, ensemble coordination, dynamics, and intonation, while maintaining a musical approach typical of the classical repertoire. The presence of a clarinet paired with a wind ensemble also promotes internal listening (dialogues, sound layers, attacks) and provides an excellent foundation for developing section cohesion. Published in 2003 and part of the Three's a Crowd collection, this material fits within a clear programming logic: offering a score usable in rehearsal, relevant in concert, and effective for diversifying a wind ensemble's repertoire.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | ||
| Instrumentation | Wind Ensemble and Clarinet | Pages | 32 |
| Collection | Three's a Crowd | Year of Publication | 2003 |
| Genre | Classical | ||
Questions frequently asked
What instrumentation is used for Three's A Crowd: Book 1 Clarinet?
The indicated instrumentation combines a wind ensemble and a clarinet. The clarinet part is designed as an identifiable element within the ensemble balance. This allows the dialogues and sound layers to be worked on during rehearsals.
How many pages does this clarinet collection contain?
This edition contains 32 pages.
What is the musical style of this score?
The announced genre is classical. The collection is part of the Three's a Crowd series.
Is this score suitable for wind orchestra rehearsal work?
The configuration for wind ensemble and clarinet fits within the work of a wind group. Rhythmic precision, dynamics, and intonation are among the focal points mentioned.
From which year does Three's A Crowd: Book 1 Clarinet date?
This collection was published in 2003. Its content is intended for use in both rehearsal and concert settings.



