Name: Cabaletta, Op. 83 by Théodore Lack (Arr. for Clarinet Choir) - Sheet Music Marketplace
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Cabaletta, Op. 83 by Théodore Lack (Arr. for Clarinet Choir)

SKU: ALM081 Categories: Art Music, Clarinet, Clarinet Choir, Romantic Period Tags: Clarinet Choir, DOWNLOAD, score and parts, sheet music, Théodore Lack

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Description: Dive into the enchanting world of classical music with our Clarinet Choir Sheet Music Arrangement of Théodore Lack’s Cabaletta, Op. 83. This captivating piece, originally composed for piano, has been meticulously arranged for a clarinet choir, showcasing the rich and expressive tones of the clarinet family.

Immerse yourself in the melodic beauty of this timeless composition. This arrangement is sure to elevate your ensemble’s performance and captivate your audience. Download the sheet music now and embark on a musical journey with Théodore Lack’s Cabaletta, Op. 83!

Théodore Lack was a French pianist and composer who was born on June 22, 1846, in Nantes, France, and died on December 19, 1921, in Paris, France.

Lack studied music at the Paris Conservatory under the tutelage of Antoine François Marmontel and François Bazin. He began his career as a concert pianist, but later turned to composition and became known for his elegant and refined style.

Lack’s works include piano pieces, chamber music, and orchestral compositions. He was particularly known for his piano music, which was characterized by its clarity and precision. His works were widely performed and admired during his lifetime but have since fallen into relative obscurity.

Lack was also a dedicated teacher, and he taught piano and music theory at the École Normale de Musique de Paris. He was highly regarded by his students, who included the pianists Marguerite Long and Alfred Cortot.

Despite his contributions to French music, Lack’s legacy has largely been overshadowed by his more famous contemporaries such as Debussy and Ravel. Nevertheless, his music remains an important part of the French piano repertoire and is still performed and recorded today.