Christopher Norton - Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Red Leaf Pianoworks

Christopher Norton - Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Red Leaf PianoworksONLY AVAILABLE THROUGH MUSICROOM. COM, TO ORDER CLICK HERE The Sonata for Clarinet and Piano was written in 2012 for Katie Canell, clarinet player for the Horizon Ensemble, from Milton Keynes in the UK. The idea was to write an accessible piece that audiences would enjoy even on first hearing! The first movement, Chasing my Tail, is an extrovert, upbeat piece with a very positive main theme contrasted with a more lyrical melody. The ideas jostle for

John Haley trained for the Methodist ministry at Wesley College

The arrangement of Mozart’s Andante KV

simple and progressive chords in C

One subplot involves a conflict between four young Athenians

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There are also extensive changes to articulation

This arrangement by Christopher Norton takes an ethereal folk-influenced approach to the melody

At Sunrise

winding roads and magical Kingdoms as “Belfast Heart” transports you to some of the stunning scenery of County Down and to the city where people are famous for being friendly and great ‘craic

I was lucky enough to have great harp teachers that ensured the fundamentals of my technique and playing were there right from the beginning

I hope you enjoy learning every piece and I wish you many happy hours of piano playing

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