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:
(Make sure you check out our articles from Part I and Part II in previous blog posts!)
- Rediscovering Three Quartets by Mozart by Dieter Klocker (Volume 14, Issue 4, pages 18-19)
- Recovery of Lost Music by Himie Voxman (Volume 14, Issue 4, pages 24-25)
- Antonio Vivaldi and the Clarinet by Stephen K. Johnston (Volume 15, Issue 2, pages 42-44)
- Paris Conservatoire Superieur: “Solos de Concours” and Prize Winners by Philippe Cuper and Jean-Marie Paul (Volume 15, Issue 3, pages 40-48)
- The Works of Heinrich Baermann by John P. Newhill (Volume 15, Issue 4, pages 22-27)
- Dvorak and the Basset Horn by Graham Melville-Mason (Volume 16, Issue 2, pages 25-27)
- Comprehensive List of Chamber Works Employing Bass Clarinet by Larry Thompson (Volume 16, Issue 2, pages 51-55)
- The Clarinet Music of Max Reger by William E. Grim (Volume 17, Issue 1, pages 32-38)
- An Introduction to the Solo Clarinet Works of Johann Baptist Wanhal by Ronald Joseph Dieker (Volume 17, Issue 4, pages 36-39)
- Ethnic Corner – The Clarinet in Greek Folk Music by James N. Stoynoff (Volume 17, Issue 4, pages 26-28)
- Ethnic Corner – The Clarinet in Klezmer Music by Joel Rubin (Volume 18, Issue 3, pages 32-37)
- Cavallini Years in Brazil: Which One? by Fernando Jose Silveria (Volume 37, Issue 2, pages 68-71)
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