Pratt, A - Idylle Printaniere for clarinet and piano *EMI The first movement is a

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translated by Niall Hoskin)

the series is established as one of the foremost piano methods

[4]  Carrying you ~Tchaikovsky style~

Pratt, A - Idylle Printaniere for clarinet and piano *EMI The first movement is aAlfred Pratt (1873 1959) Idylle Printanire Op. 17 No. 2 A pupil of Parry and Stanford at the Royal College of Music, Alfred Pratt composed substantial orchestral works which received performances from the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra under Sir Dan Godfrey, as well as a number of salon pieces. Of one of these the Musical Times (1910) commented, >Mr Pratt shows the ability to think along original lines without recourse to any out of the way devices.