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- | Alabama Sketches | + | **Work** : Alabama Sketches |
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+ | **Composer** : Sol B. Cohen [[https:// | ||
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+ | **Difficulty Ranking** : [[ii|II]] | ||
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+ | **Publisher** : M. Witmark & Sons | ||
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+ | **Year Published** : 1935 | ||
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+ | **Instrumentation** : 4 Bb Clarinets | ||
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+ | **Potential Pedagogical Applications** : Articulation matching, intonation (octave, unison, and | ||
+ | chordal), ensemble mechanics, phrase matching and handoffs, solo passages, tone development | ||
+ | and blend | ||
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+ | **Sample Recording** : | ||
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+ | **Where to Purchase Sheet Music** : **OUT OF PRINT** | ||
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+ | **Annotation** : This work for four Bb clarinets aims to depict various scenes of life in Alabama | ||
+ | during the early to mid twentieth century. To achieve this, the composer utilizes various folk and | ||
+ | slave songs as the basis for much of the melodic content. Written in three movements, the work | ||
+ | is ideal for a young ensemble. There are opportunities for short solo passages and several tempo | ||
+ | transitions and fermati to help younger, less experienced ensembles become more familiar with | ||
+ | ensemble mechanics. The range of the work does not often enter the altissimo register save for a | ||
+ | few notes in the first clarinet part. | ||
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