Double Bass Double Bass and Clarinet

[Tyler L]

Hello all, I wanted to see if anyone has any recommendations for a classical duo or anything that would be medium difficulty, audience friendly, and can be easily transcribed/transposed for Clarinet and Double Bass. I found a few options, but I either wasn't super excited about them or they couldn't be easily learned over the course of a month. Thanks, all!

 

[Sean Riddle]

Any two part Bach invention, fugue, choral, etc would probably work well for what you're looking for.

 

[Jacob_9012]

I was going to say I think there a bottesini duo for bass and clarinet but thats not medium difficulty so I doubt you want to try and learn that. Good luck finding something.

 

[Phil Rowan]

You can search for chamber music that includes bass and whatever other instrumentation you'd like (such as bass and flute) at [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]. Of course, finding the sheet music is another matter, but still a good resource.

 

[mdcbass]

Hello all, I wanted to see if anyone has any recommendations for a classical duo or anything that would be medium difficulty, audience friendly, and can be easily transcribed/transposed for Clarinet and Double Bass. I found a few options, but I either wasn't super excited about them or they couldn't be easily learned over the course of a month. Thanks, all!

Bei mir bist du schön ok, not Classical but a classic!

 

[Tyler L]

Good stuff, everyone! I think we've settled for Bach Inventions 1 & 9. Thanks for all of the recommendations and for the paulnemeth.com referral. Super cool resource!

 

[weary gill]

It's not easy, but Pascal Dusapin's Laps is my favorite duo. A great composer that I know (Zack Stanton) has a fun one as well: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

 

[fu22ba55]

Not an answer to your question by a longshot, but our own Chris Fitzgerald's Sparrow & The Bear is a treasure. (Jazz, not classical)