Variations for Clarinet and Piano by Gioachino Rossini transcribed and arranged by John Neufeld edited by Mitchell Lurie. Western International Music, 1967, SS, 19 + 6 pages. This piece was written when Rossini was a student in 1809. It was originally for clarinet in C and small orchestra. It serves as an early example of the melody and invention found in his operas. Comparison with the relatively new Italian edition below reveals that the piano part was transposed so a B-flat clarinet could be used to play the original C clarinet part. (C1535)