Marcello (Anderson): Concerto in C Minor adapted for Clarinet and Piano

Code: JP2130
ISMN: 979-0-3019-0356-8

Marcello's Concerto in C Minor was originally written for oboe and is one of the most popular works in the oboe repertoire. It is typical of instrumental concerti in the Venetian style consisting of three movements, with a slow expressive aria between two faster movements, the final one usually in 3/8. It was probably written between 1708-1712. Although the clarinet did exist in the early eighteenth century, few composers were writing for it. This current edition substituting clarinet in place of the oboe is successful and like many other Baroque Period works where alternate instruments were allowed.

This new edition for B-flat clarinet and Piano is one of the Jeanne Master Class Series. It includes extensive interpretation suggestions by John Anderson.

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