Jacques Delécluse: Test-Claire

Test-Claire by Jacques Delécluse for snare drum. Part of the the Alphonse Leduc catalogue, this work has been produced to the highest editorial and printing standards.

Félix Passerone: Test (Percussion solo)

Exercices d'Epreuves de Technique - for 4 timpani (French, German and English text)

Yves Baudrier: Ludo-Test (Trumpet & Piano)

Paul Ladmirault: Messe Brève (SATB)

Composer Paul Ladmirault 's work Messe Brève , arranged for SATB Choir. Having studied under Gabriel Fauré, child prodigy Paul Ladmirault 's glorious composition Messe Br ève is a joy to sing and listen to.

Jo Gougat, Jacqueline Toussaint, Serge Lecussant: Initiation to Musical Studies (1)

Significant music pedagogues, Jo Gougat, Jacqueline Toussaint and Serge Lecussant compile a helpful aid for parents regarding their child's initiation to music theory. The compilation informs parents of the different elements of music theory and how their child can be supported in order to progress.

Lecussant I. F. M. Fiches Pedagogiques Parents No.2 Le Complet Book

Significant music pedagogues, Jo Gougat, Jacqueline Toussaint and Serge Lecussant compile a helpful aid for parents regarding their child's initiation to music theory. Volume 2 of the compilation continues the series in informing parents of the different elements of music theory and how their child can be supported in order to progress.

Felix Jacob Ludwig Mendelssohn Bartholdy: Duo concertant Op.114 (Clarinets 2)

Renowned composer, Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) was a German composer and child prodigy. His Duo Concertant remains prominent to this day, and Léon Grisez's transcription for two Clarinets makes the work even more accessible. Composed in 1833, Duo Concertant was composed during a time when Mendelssohn was gaining fame in both Germany and Britain. The work, originally composed for Clarinet and Bassethorn, is made up of three movements; 1) Presto, 2) Andante, and 3) Allegro Grazioso. Grisez's arrangement of Mendelssohn 's Duo Concertant cannot be missed by aspiring Clarinet Duos.

Jo Gougat: What's The Time, Mr Wolf? (Volume 3)

What's The Time, Mr Wolf? (Volume 3) is the third volume of a theory method for children aged from 6 years old, written by Jo Gougat . To be used during the first year of learning, this third volume includes the reading notes and rhythms, some exercises and some small melodies. This third volume includes the lessons 21 to 30. Accompanied of two CDs, it is highly pedagogic, including explanations, children''s melodies and illustrations. This method also requires the use of a carillon for the child to play and sing along the notes. What's The Time, Mr Wolf?  is a great method to teach music theory to young children while simultaneously developing their musical ear.