Rondeau - Purcell (arr. Richardson) (from First Book of Clarinet Solos)

A Nakht in Gan Eydn (with repeat) Trad. (arr. Gellnick)

Always with Me (from Spirited Away) - Youmi Kimura and Wakako Kaku (arr. Shimazu)

Avec la garde montante (from Carmen) - Bizet (arr. Bullard)

Basse-Danse (from Capriol Suite) - Warlock (arr. Bullard)

Bauhinia Soft-Shoe - Raymond Yiu

Cairo Cradle Song - Ros Stephen (from Clarinet Globetrotters)

Cantina Band (from Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope) - John Williams (arr. Bullard)

Chanson bohème (from Carmen) - Bizet (arr. Lawrance) (from Great Winners)

Charlie is My Darling - Trad. (arr. Watts) (from One More Time!)

Choson Kale Mazel Tov - Trad. (arr. Gellnick)

Cooling Breeze - Christopher Norton

Fable No.9 - Muczynski (arr. Denley) (from Time Pieces Vol 3)

Fantasy Piece, no. 1 - Gade (from Fantasiestucke, Op. 43)

First Song (from Song and Dance) - Vinter (from First Repertoire Pieces)

For Latin Lovers - Brian Chapple

Heather Hill, no. 1 - Swain (from Two Contrasts)

Hernando's Hideaway - Adler and Ross (arr. Ramskill)

Humoresque, Op. 101 No. 7 - Dvorák (arr. Birtel) (from Classical Music for Children)

I wish I knew how it would feel to be free - Billy Taylor (arr. Bennett) (from YolanDa Brown Clarinet Collection)

It Ain’t Necessarily So (from Porgy and Bess), no. 14 - Gershwin (arr. Davies and Harris) (from Easy Gershwin for Clarinet)

Lady Elegance, no. 7 - Roger Purcell and Nicholas Cox (from Homages)

Lament for Flora McDonald - Trad. (arr. Blackwell)

Lefèvre - Allegro (3rd movt from Sonata No. 3 in F)

Levee Dance - F Price (arr. Talbot-Howard)

Maple Leaf Rag - Joplin (arr. Lawrance) (from Great Winners)

Mozart - Minuet and Trio (3rd Mov: Divertimento in Bb K 439b No 4) (arr. Harris)

Mozart - Romanze (2nd movt from Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K. 525) (arr. Bullard)

On the Sunny Side of the Street - Fields and McHugh (arr. Iveson) (from Let's Face the Music)

Princess Leia’s Theme (from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope) - John Williams (arr. Galliford, Neuburg and Edmondson)

Raiders March - John Williams (arr. Galliford, Neuburg and Edmondson) (from Ultimate Instrumental Solos)

Raiders March - John Williams (arr. Lawrance) (from Great Winners)

Rimsky-Korsakov - Andante (from Concerto for Clarinet and Military Band) (arr. King) (1 from Clarinet Solos, Vol. 2)

Romance - Reger (trans. Wastall) (from First Repertoire Pieces)

Romantic Song - Cecilia McDowall (from Three Pastisches)

Sampaguita: La Flor de Manila - D. Paterno (arr. Atkins)

School’s Out! (1st movt from Tom Sawyer Suite) - J Collis

Sir Duke - Stevie Wonder (arr. Ramskill) (from I Feel Good for Clarinet)

Soldier, Soldier - Jim Parker (from The Music of Jim Parker)

Song Without Words, Op. 67 No. 2 - Mendelssohn (arr. King and Frank) (from Mendelssohn for the Clarinet)

Telemann - Allegro (5th movt from Sonata No. 2, Methodical Sonatas, Book II, TWV 41:c3)

The Drinking Song: Brindisi (from La Traviata) - Verdi (arr. Bullard)

The Wizard: from Mr Benn - Duncan Lamont

Tonight (from West Side Story) - L. Bernstein (arr. Iles)

Träumerei, Op. 15 No. 7 - Schumann (arr. Birtel) (from Classical Highlights)

Varshaver Freylekhs - Trad. (arr. Gellnick)

Vaughan Williams - Allegro Vivace, no. 6 (from Six Studies in English Folksong)

Voi che sapete (from The Marriage of Figaro) - Mozart (arr. Benoy and Bryce) (from Mozart Two Arias)

Waltz Op. 54 No. 1 - Dvorák (arr. Kolman)

Baermann. C - Allegro moderato, no. 10 (from Clarinet Method, Op. 63, Volume 1)

Come What May, no. 26 - Roger Purcell (from Scaling the Heights)

Demnitz - Study no. 5, p 15 in D (from Elementary School)

Dog, Bone, Mayhem (with stamp) - Howard Goodall

Exhibit A, no. 23 - James Rae (from 38 More Modern Studies)

Hungarian Dance, no. 38 - Philip Sparke (from Skilful Studies)

Langey - Study no. 33 in B minor (from More Graded Studies Book 1)

Nilia Velazquez - Study no. 38 in G minor (from More Graded Studies Book 1)

Save As… - James Rae (from Double Click!!)

Standerwick Market - Mike Mower (from The Quintessential Clarinet, Vol. 1)

Ursa Major, no. 37 - Philip Sparke (from Skilful Studies)

Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Pike? no. 3 - Mark Nightingale (from Fishy Scaley Studies)