16 Études for Clarinet
adapted from Ferling’s 48 Études, Op. 31
Composer: André Vacellier
Publisher: Alphonse Leduc
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This edition consists of 16 Études by clarinettist André Vacellier, who sought to “finish what Rose started” in his 32 Études by adapting the remaining Ferling études left untouched by Rose. However, Vacellier skipped Ferling’s étude No. 34 in order to keep his own publication’s total étude count at a clean 16 (owing to the fact that Rose’s étude No. 22 is not from Ferling). Nevertheless, by working through Vacellier 16, readers will cover the “missing” major and minor keys not included in the Rose 32—although not hitting every enharmonic equivalent. Vacellier’s publication substantially expands the original Ferling études with more technically demanding writing; an outline of the changes can be viewed here. Clarinettists are advised that an accidental applies to all octaves within a given measure.
This edition doesn't have any bar numbers, you can get them right here.
Due to image degradation, some of the dots are missing from the noteheads; you can get a list of the missing dots here.
CAMco offers a list of other Ferling/Rose adaptations and detailed edition comparison of the Rose 32 through The Rose Report.
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Pages: 29
Pages (score):
Publisher Code: AL20591
UPC: 9790046205910
ISBN:
ISMN: 9790046205910
Length: 30.6 cm
Width: 23 cm
Thickness: 0.234 cm
Weight: 130 g
