Schirmer Masterworks for Clarinet and Piano
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Summary of This Collection
Designed for clarinetists wishing to enrich their repertoire, this collection for clarinet and piano is rooted in a classical aesthetic and emphasizes the musicality of the solo performance. The writing allows for developing the balance between melodic line and accompaniment, with particular attention to projection, dynamics, and articulation. The intermediate to advanced level makes it an excellent tool for progression: it works on rhythmic stability, mastery of registers, intonation in exposed passages, and phrasing precision, all while maintaining a concrete musical objective.
Thanks to its length (150 pages), this collection is suitable both for pedagogical use (selection of excerpts, audition preparation, technical goal-oriented practice) and for more artistic preparation (program construction, contrast exploration, collaboration with a pianist). The arrangement by Eric Simon provides a coherent framework to refine interpretation and gain confidence during rehearsals as well as in concert situations.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Classical | Publication | Sheet music |
| Arranger | Eric Simon | Difficulty | INTERMEDIATE-ADV |
| Instrumentation | Clarinet and Piano | Pages | 150 |
| Collection | Woodwind Solo | Year of Publication | 1986 |
| Genre | Classical | ||
Questions frequently asked
What level is required to play this clarinet collection?
The indicated level is intermediate to advanced, involving work on registers, intonation, and rhythmic stability.
Is the piano part included in Schirmer Masterworks for Clarinet and Piano?
The announced instrumentation combines clarinet and piano. The writing relates the solo line with its piano accompaniment.
How many pages does this collection contain?
The volume contains 150 pages. This length allows for selection of excerpts for technical work or audition preparation. Contrasting programs can also be constructed with a pianist.
Who arranged the scores in this collection?
The arrangement is by Eric Simon, in the Woodwind Solo series.
From what era is this edition of the scores?
This classical edition was published in 1986.



