Richards: Nigun and Fugue for five clarinets Genre_Solos w/piano with publication occuring in the

with publication occuring in the Spring of 1854

because Brahms was alive until Laurischkus was 21 years old

Promenade IV (soprano saxophone)

are used as etudes to hone their skills and show off their musical prowess

While maintaining the basic melodic structure by Ferling

Richards: Nigun and Fugue for five clarinets Genre_Solos w/piano with publication occuring in theCode: JP2026 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0255 4 Nigun and Fugue was commissioned for the Inaugural Buffet Crampon International Summer Clarinet Academy in 2007 and premiered by the academy faculty. A nigun is a wordless prayer, often improvised by a rabbi with the congregation joining in as he repeats the melody. In this piece, the heterophonic texture that results from the gradual joining of all of the voices in a near unison is contrasted with a five voice