Giacoma, Carlo della - Tosca Fantasia Op. 171 for clarinet and piano (DIGITAL EDITION) *de Haske relentless and threatening

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Giacoma, Carlo della - Tosca Fantasia Op. 171 for clarinet and piano (DIGITAL EDITION) *de Haske relentless and threateningThis Edition will be personalized for you by the publisher and emailed within 24 48 hours Carlo della Giacoma (18581929) Tosca Fantasia Op. 171 edited by Johannes Fleischhut [clar,pno] Between Bel Canto and Bravura When della Giacoma wrote his "Tosca Fantasia" in 1900, he was serving in the Italian army as a clarinetist and band master. His paraphrase is totally in tune with the times, since music lovers were wild about chamber music arrangements of