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Klose continued as second clarinet to Iwan Muller
in 1876 and died in Berlin in 1929
whose encyclopedia (1900) describes him as a 'productive and remarkable composer
with a faster middle section that could be imagined as the fawn's frolicking through the woods in happier times
This wonderfully colorful work is scored for 2 flutes
Wermann: Pastorale for Alto Saxophone and Organ Genre_with Winds/Strings/Piano Klose continued as second clarinetCode: JP4030 ISMN: 979 0 3019 0402 2 Oskar Wermann was born in Germany in 1840. After teacher's training school, Wermann moved to Dresden where he was promoted by Friedrich Wieck, the father of the pianist Clara Schumann. Wieck promoted Wermann and convinced him to devote his life to music. Wermann studied organ with Gustav Merkel and later with Moritz Hauptmann at the Leipzig Conservatory. Wermann later taught music in Wesserling (Alsace), the
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