monsters of clarinet Pops show
for clarinet, jazz trio and orchestra
Greetings, and welcome to the ClarinetMonsteR Pops Show
Jeff Brooks, creator of ClarinetMonsteR is taking the world by storm with his exciting, new pops show for clarinet and symphony orchestra. This program highlights great clarinetists, Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, and the music that made them “clarinet monsters.” All of these clarinetists are famous for their innovative use of the instrument and substantial contributions to the ever-expanding clarinet repertoire.
Sure, there are several Artie Shaw and Benny Goodman tribute concerts touring right now. ClarinetMonsteR is different because it highlights the classical music routes of jazz standards made famous by Goodman and Shaw. For example, there is a crossover between Carl Maria von Weber’s classic Invitation to the Dance and one of Benny Goodman’s trademark tunes, Let’s Dance. This work is just one example of the clarinet’s ability to cross over between the jazz and classical styles that can be found on the ClarinetMonsteR program. The world of clarinet music comes to life in a single concert.
Our show would fill your concert hall with energized patrons of all ages and it will be a musically fulfilling experience for your orchestra.
Jeff Brooks, creator of ClarinetMonsteR is taking the world by storm with his exciting, new pops show for clarinet and symphony orchestra. This program highlights great clarinetists, Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, and the music that made them “clarinet monsters.” All of these clarinetists are famous for their innovative use of the instrument and substantial contributions to the ever-expanding clarinet repertoire.
Sure, there are several Artie Shaw and Benny Goodman tribute concerts touring right now. ClarinetMonsteR is different because it highlights the classical music routes of jazz standards made famous by Goodman and Shaw. For example, there is a crossover between Carl Maria von Weber’s classic Invitation to the Dance and one of Benny Goodman’s trademark tunes, Let’s Dance. This work is just one example of the clarinet’s ability to cross over between the jazz and classical styles that can be found on the ClarinetMonsteR program. The world of clarinet music comes to life in a single concert.
Our show would fill your concert hall with energized patrons of all ages and it will be a musically fulfilling experience for your orchestra.