Corker for B-flat Clarinet and Percussion by Libby Larsen. ECS Publishing (E.C. Schirmer), 2001, SS, includes parts and score. Corker was commissioned by Robert Spring, Professor of Clarinet at Arizona State University and was performed at the International Clarinet Society Convention in July, 1991. The composer inspiration for the work is drawn from 1940's popular musical language, which she loves, because the performers are spectacular musicians and because it speaks the rhythms and harmonic language of contemporary American English. The percussion part is for one player (who will be busy) playing marimba, vibraphone, suspended cymbal, tom-toms (high, medium, low), snare drum (sticks and wire brushes), and high-hat cymbal. An advanced piece with a duration of 6:4 (C1536)