RENAISSANCE COLLECTION for Clarinet Quartet (score & parts)

The Renaissance period saw great innovation in art, architecture, literature, and music. Renaissance art was the first to use perspective and its architecture brought us outstanding buildings with classical balance and symmetry. Music saw a flowering of rich polyphony, where the individual voices weave and intertwine with each other. The clarinet did not exist during the Renaissance, and would not appear for another 100 years, so clarinettists rarely get the opportunity to play the beautiful and inventive music of the era. This collection of music from the late Renaissance (1530 to 1610) allows clarinettists to study and perform a variety of Renaissance musical styles first hand; including instrumental music, sacred choral works, and secular choral works. The collection will be particularly useful for teachers, because it contains 12 graded arrangements suitable for different stages of clarinet playing, with guidance on the performance of Renaissance music, and detailed programme notes and gradings for all pieces.

• Tielman Susato (c.1510/15 to after 1570) – Flemish - La Morisque (a fanfare) from Danseyres 1551 – Instrumental, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (1525/26 to 1594) – Italian Alma Redemptoris Mater - S
• Pierre Passereau (1509 to 1547) – French - Il Est Bel et Bon - Secular Choral Chanson - published 1531
• William Byrd (c. 1540 to 1623) – English -Ave Verum Corpus - Sacred Choral Motet - published 1605
• Gioseffo Guami (c. 1542 to 1611) - Italian (Venice) -Toccata for Organ - instrumental - published 1597
• Thomas Tallis (c. 1505 to 1585) – English - If Ye Love Me - Sacred Choral Anthem - published 1565
• Vittoria Aleotti (c. 1575 to after 1620) – Italian - Baciai per aver vita - a Madrigal (Secular Choral) - published 1593
• Andrea Gabrieli (1532/33 to 1585) – Italian - Angelus ad Pastores Ait - Sacred Choral - published 1576
• Tomás Luis de Victoria (1548 to 1611) – Spanish O Magnum Mysterium - Sacred Choral Motet - published 1572
• Gioseffo Guami (c. 1542 to 1611) - Italian (Venice) - La Brillantina - an instrumental Canzona - published 1610
• David Peebles (? to c.1579) – Scotland - Psalm 100 “All People that on Earth do Dwell”
• Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) – Germany - Three Bourées - Dances from Terpsichore of 1612

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