Guidobaldi: Tiripitapate for clarinet ensemble String Music_ViolaCode: JP2159 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0629 3 There are two types of 'Danza puertorriquena': romantica and festiva. Although they have similar rhythms, the festiva is usually faster and 'happy'. During the first section of the festiva, called 'paseo'(stroll), the dancers walk in circle around the dance floor. Then, after the typical and necessary fermata on the dominant chord, the dance starts. 'Tiripitapate' was originally composed for piano solo and won
This light solo for clarinet and piano was written around 1908
The work includes an opening cadenza
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The Finale follows these developments and variations stridently
2 B-flat clarinets
where tonal centers go in and out of focus during the course of the movement
Timings - 8:10
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This attractive music has appealed to other instrumentalists as well and is now also published in versions for flute
Total duration of all eight movements is approximately 13
in order to quickly initiate a series of works to be written for this renowned artist and teacher of the saxophone
and contra clarinet