Megumi Tabuchi's Ballade

My friend clarinetist Megumi Tabuchi just e-mailed me the youtube link to her version of my Ballade for dancing clarinetist.

Thank you Megumi for taking the time & energy to learn this piece! Congratulations on your performance!

I made the score available online in 2009: Ballade's score.

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