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-Ten Klezmer Duos by Mike Curtis
+**Work** : Ten Klezmer Duos
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+**Composer** : Mike Curtis [[http://www.mikecurtismusic.com/Bio.html]]
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+**Difficulty Ranking** : [[iii|III]]
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+**Publisher** : Advance Music
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+**Year Published** : 1996
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+**Instrumentation** : 2 Bb Clarinets
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+**Potential Pedagogical Applications** : Intonation (interval, unison, octave), articulation and phrase matching, ensemble mechanics, idiomatic klezmer style (ornamentation, harmony, melody, forms)
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+**Sample Recording** :
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+**Where to Purchase Sheet Music** : [[http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/ten-klezmer-duos-sheet-music/3813923]]
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+**Annotation** : Composer Mike Curtis has written many works showcasing his knowledge of the
+genre of klezmer. This collection of ten duos presents the various dance styles utilized
+traditionally in the style such as doina, freylach, tanz, and bulgar. Each duo has written basic
+ornaments such as trills and grace notes, but the composer encourages performers to learn to add
+the other fundamental ornaments of klezmer music in their performances. As such, this
+collection can be used as a teaching utility for klezmer music in general. The range of the duos to
+E4 , but in frequently in klezmer, the second occurrence of melodic material should be raised an
+octave. This will require a wider range, but isn’t required in the performance of the duos, it is
+merely a performance practice suggestion.
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