Dvořák's "Sonatina", Op.100, for Clarinet

Noteworthy Sheet Music has just published a new transcription of Antonin Dvorak's delightful "Sonatina" for Clarinet in A.
 
 
Sonatina, Op.100, by Antonín Dvořák, trans. for A-Clarinet
Sonatina, Op.100, by Antonín Dvořák, trans. for A-Clarinet
SOMERVILLE, Mass. - May 26, 2016 - PRLog -- Noteworthy Sheet Music, LLC (NSM) is an online sheet music publishing enterprise with a catalog of >140 editions, most of which are unavailable from other sources.  NSM specializes in, but is not limited to, sheet music for flute and alto flute.  They offer original contemporary works by distinguished American composers, facsimile editions of rare historical scores, and unique transcriptions of pieces from the classical repertoire.  Selected NSM publications are offered as professionally-printed hard copy versions, and most of NSM's catalog listings are available as convenient pdf downloads from the NSM website.  Visit www.NoteworthySheetMusic.com for additional information about the new release mentioned below and other NSM editions.  New sheet music selections are uploaded often, along with preview pages, contributing composer biographies, useful links, reviews and articles.

From 1892 to 1895, Czech composer Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904) was in the United States, serving as the director of the National Conservatory of Music in New York City.  He wrote his Sonatina in G major (Opus 100, B. 183) for violin and piano in 1893, and in some ways it is reminiscent of his triumphant Symphony No. 9, "From the New World", which was composed the same year.  The Sonatina was written for and dedicated to Dvořák's own children; it has an average duration of 20 minutes and consists of four movements:  I. Allegro risoluto; II. Larghetto (Indian Lament); III. Scherzo. Molto vivace; and IV. Finale. Allegro.

In transcribing this popular work for clarinet in A, NSM incorporated several changes into the part to account for sonic differences between the clarinet and the violin.  In so doing, every effort was made to maintain the spirit and character of the original composition.  The New World feel of the piece actually seems stronger in places when played on a wind instrument.  For several years, NSM has offered an alto flute version of this truly delightful work; now Dvořák's beloved Sonatina can be savored by clarinetists as well.  Click the following link to visit the listing for this new publication on the Noteworthy Sheet Music website, where you can view a preview page of the clarinet part and download the PDF: https://www.noteworthysheetmusic.com/sheet-music/ensemble-tags/winds/402-dvorak-sonatina-clarinet-and-piano.
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