Richards: Nigun and Fugue for five clarinets Genre_Solos w/piano acknowledges these preceding studies and

acknowledges these preceding studies and uses them as a model

While maintaining the basic melodic structure by Ferling

because Brahms was alive until Laurischkus was 21 years old

Promenade IV (soprano saxophone)

Richards: Nigun and Fugue for five clarinets Genre_Solos w/piano acknowledges these preceding studies andCode: JP2026 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0255 4 Nigun and Fugue was commissioned for the Inaugural Buffet Crampon International Summer Clarinet Academy in 2007 and premiered by the academy faculty. A nigun is a wordless prayer, often improvised by a rabbi with the congregation joining in as he repeats the melody. In this piece, the heterophonic texture that results from the gradual joining of all of the voices in a near unison is contrasted with a five voice