Just got hold of his "Andrew LLoyd Webber for Clarinet" looking forward to playing from it. anybody else have it?

Sorry, no, but I'm sure you'll have lots of fun playing it.

Been away for the weekend, but looking forward trying a few out in the next day or two.

Yep, it's ok. Not my favourite book but there are a few pieces in there that I like playing

Hi Louise

I must admit I don't Know a few of them, but am going to have a scratch around this morning.
Any other books on a similare (not to heavy vein?).

Im only posting here so I can say we have three Keighley born forumites posting in a row !!

Good mornin Brian

And quite right to, we are a dying breed.

I'm not a Lloyd Webber fan, really : but this is an OK book if you are.

Hi Barry

I do like haunting music (is that the word?), Well you know what I mean.

Written by 'ghost writers'?... *sorry*

Spooky !

You just know sometimes when you write something, its going to come back and bite you on the ######. If I was a clairvoyant I could have seen that coming.

Really I should be old enough to know better

Hope you're enjoying the book david123. I haven't played all of them, in fact I'm not even sure where it is, maybe I donated it to mother.... I also have a book with pieces from Les Mis, now that is a book I do like

Les Miserables For Clarinet ? I have just looked it up, is that the one?

The only one I know of is published by Hal Leonard.

Yup I think thats the one

http://www.forsyths.co.uk/sheet-music/mixe...4088237769.html

The pieces are the same as in my book (Selections From Les Mis) but mine doesn't have the CD with it, it is the same publisher though