Konzert in A für Klarinette und Orchester. KV 622. Concerto in A major for Clarinet and Orchestra KV 622

High quality urtext edition. The best clarinet edition, most true to the original version.

Really great recording quality and the orchestra plays well. This piece is the number #1 standard and playing along with the recording is extremely helpful for players who struggle with keeping the beat and intonation.It’s completely ridiculous that they include a transposed clarinet part. If you do not know this already NEVER play the piece transposed, it will be ridiculously difficult and you will have to relearn it for the A clarinet later. The fact that Hal Leonard includes a repitched orchestra recording is really cool and should be used instead if you only have a Bb clarinet.

La recensione non è per lo spartito, che è ottimo,ma per amazon che invece della versione per clarinetto e orchestra mi ha spedito quella con l'arrangiamentoper pianoforte e clarinetto in LA .Almeno fosse stato quello per pianoforte e clarinetto in Sib sarebbe stato fruibile.Per pigrizia non ho effettuato il reso anche perchè almeno l'inserto con lo spartito per clarinetto solo è utilizzabile,essendo uguale per qualsiasi clarinetto.

Very good audio quality. Very easy to use. I am using this product as part of my impending memorial service and am convinced it will do job well. It's my funeral and I'll play if I wanna.....

Face it. It's difficult to find a quality recording to accompany your solos. This Book and CD set does a wonderful job. The 'score' is, quite simply, the clarinet part, although I at first thought it would be the full orchestra parts. You may change the tempo using a variable-speed CD player(or Windows Media Player), as is suggested in the accompanying documentation. The soloist on the example tracks is quite good, and the orchestra accompaniment is excellent. Make sure you have a CD player you can hear over your playing, however.Overall, this product is a great buy. For contest preparation, where you play with a piano part, however, I would recommend the Contest Solos Series from Music Minus One. The first movement can be found in "Advanced Clarinet Solos, vol. II", the second in "Intermediate Clarinet Solos, vol. III", and the third in "Advanced Clarinet Solos, vol. I".