The James Gillespie Library, named in honor of Dr. James Gillespie, Editor Emeritus of The Clarinet, houses the complete collection of The Clarinet dating back to the first issue from 1973. There are over 2,000 articles in the collection, and you can use the Master Index to search by article or subject. Throughout the next few months, we will be featuring past articles on a wide variety of subjects in our weekly roundup, and members can access and read these (and many more!) in the James Gillespie Library.
This week, we’re sharing some articles about clarinet repertoire from around the world. There are dozens of great articles about the infinite possibilities of clarinet music, but here are just a few of the wonderful articles to get you started:
- Twentieth Century Finnish Clarinet Music by Marcia Hilden Anderson (Volume 1, Issue 4, page 7)
- New Unaccompanied Solos from German Publisher Hans Gerig by James Gillespie (Volume 1, Issue 4, page 22)
- Contemporary Swedish Music for Clarinet by Ronald Peter Monsen (Volume 2, Issue 1, pages 22-24)
- Music from Poland by Mary Jungerman (Volume 2, Issue 4, pages 14-15)
- Contemporary Icelandic Music for Clarinet by Daniel Magnussen (Volume 3, Issue 2, page 19)
- Music for Clarinet with Guitar by Gary S. M. Cauchi (Volume 3, Issue 4, page 23-24)
- The Clarinet and Its Music in Belgium Today, Part I (This is from a multi-part series, and you can find the subsequent parts by searching the Master Index) by Bruce Lobaugh (Volume 3, Issue 4, pages 8-9)
- A Select Listing of Published Clarinet Choir Music by Norman M. Heim (Volume 5, Issue 1, pages 34-35)
- Music for the Clarinet-Percussion Duo by Andrea Splittberger-Rosen (Volume 5, Issue 3, pages 35-37)
- Danish Clarinet Music – A Partially Annotated Bibliography of Works Available Through Distributors in the United States by Eric Nelson (Volume 5, Issue 4, pages 28-32)
We will be sharing even more repertoire from around the world in Part II next week!
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