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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2012
Anton Stadler was the earliest composer to publish works for the clarinet alone. Some of his solo material was probably originally intended for basset clarinet, though not published in this form. It seems from concert programmes that Stadler was also the composer of a clarinet concerto, now lost. He also wrote for two clarinets, the basset horn, a sextet of wind instruments (Harmonie) and for the Czakan, a duct flute pitched in A or M popular in Vienna around the beginning of the nineteenth century. The following list, together with details of modern editions, has been compiled by Albert Rice.
Clarinet
Trois Caprices pour la Clarinette seule (Vienna: Au Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique [1808]). Vienna: Gesellschaft der Musikfreunde in Wien, VIII2503; Budapest: Orszegys Széchény Könyvtár. Modern edition, F. G. Höly (Lottstetten/Waldshut: Kunzelmann, 1992)
Trois Fantaisies ou Potpourris pour la Clarinette seule (Vienna: Jean Traeg, c. 1809). Budapest: Bartók Bela Zenemúvészetì Szakiskola Konyvyára, 70351
Variations sur différents Themas favorits pour la clarinette seule (Vienna: Jean Cappi, c. 1810). Melk: Musikarchiv Stift Melk, V 1387. Incomplete modern edition, F. G. Holy (Lottstetten/Waldshut: Kunzelmann, 1990)
Two clarinets
Six Duettinos progressives pour 2 Clarinettes (Vienna: Magasin de l'imprimerie chimique, c. 1808). Berlin: Deutsche Staatsbibliothek, 268692
Six Duettinos concertantes pour 2 Clarinettes (Vienna: Haslinger). Modern editions, J. Michaels (Hamburg: Sikorski, 1967) and D. Klöcker (Vienna: Universal, 1986)
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