Hime Daruma [Clarinet Trio]
This piece was composed based on the impression of the "Dogo Hime Daruma," a traditional craft from Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture. It captures the overall impression of a Daruma doll, combined with the loveliness and gentleness of the Hime Daruma's appearance, and the warm atmosphere of Dogo. The main theme, presented at the beginning, is accompanied by several motifs introduced later, and is repeated many times, sometimes changing its form. It is recommended to build the music around this theme. Each part plays an equal role, and various devices are incorporated, such as a symmetrical structure around the middle of the piece and the use of polyrhythms. Therefore, players are encouraged to strongly be aware of their own role and the ensemble between parts.
Instrumentation
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| Japanese Title | Hime Daruma |
| English Title | Merry Clarinets |
| Instrumentation | Clarinet Trio |
| Product Code | YMDE-0048 |
| Composer | Kenichi Kariya |
| Engraver | Yuto Yamada |
| Duration | 3:15 |
| Year Composed | 2016 |
| Performance Audio | YouTube |
| Digital (PDF) Score | Piascore Sheet Music Store |
Instrumentation
| Instrument | Number of Parts |
|---|---|
| 1st Clarinet in B-flat | 1 |
| 2nd Clarinet in B-flat | 1 |
| Bass Clarinet in B-flat | 1 |
Printed sheet music cannot be duplicated (e.g., for extra players) without the copyright holder's permission. Please purchase the required number of copies.
・Regarding the reproduction of musical works (copying sheet music)
・How to correctly use digital copyrighted works (digital sheet music)
・How to purchase and correctly use sheet music
・Regarding methods for sharing sheet music in remote ensembles, etc.