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22 was written in late 1997 and was commissioned by flutist Elizabeth Ko
Variation 1 introduces a triplet figure in the piano which serves as an initial motoric impulse for the piece
the bass line has been transposed to the treble clef to facilitate the playing of these studies in lessons
JP4119 Slavonic Dance No
Ripper: Brazilian Landscapes for Oboe, Clarinet and Piano Genre_Unaccompanied Solos 22 was written in lateCode: JP5059 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0383 4 Joao Guilherme Ripper was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in 1959. Brazilian Landscapes n. 1 is a two movement work for oboe, clarinet and piano where the composer tries to picture aspects of the country using popular rhythms and characteristic sonorities of Brazil. The first movement, Sonoro e misterioso, is reminiscent of the large seashore in Brazil with the deepness and mysterious beauty of the sea. A large