Solo Uno

Stephen Pratt

Solo Uno

Stephen Pratt

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Solo Uno, for solo clarinet, was premiered by Nicholas Cox at the International Clarinet Festival in Madrid on July 2015. It consists of three contrasting movements: a moderately paced first movement which shifts in character towards the end; a meditative slow, middle movement, and a folksy, brisk finale. In this final movement, I have exploited the higher upper range of the clarinet which has been developed inthe more recent history of the instrument.

Original language	English
Publisher	Edition HH
Media of output	Other
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2016

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Solo Clarinet

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