QUARTET FOR FLUTE, CLARINET, BASSOON AND HARP
for flute / piccolo, clarinet, bassoon and harp
 
An Expressive French-and-Jazz Influenced Contemporary Work
Quartet for Flute, Clarinet, Bassoon and Harp (1994) by Lior Navok is a 27-minute chamber work influenced by impressionistic French music and jazz. Across four movements, the piece explores pastoral lyricism, pentatonic lightness, a lamenting Passacaglia, and a final movement featuring piccolo, fugue writing, lyrical themes, and a sweeping harp solo leading to a grand finale. This unique work offers a refined and expressive addition to contemporary chamber music with harp and winds.
 
Please Note: 
SCORE: This is a scan of the original handwritten manuscript. 
PARTS: Scanned parts with handwritten corrections. 
 
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About the Piece
Written for harpist Gittit Boasson, this piece explores a rare and evocative instrumental combination. The ensemble’s unique timbral palette allows for both transparency and richness, making the composition a distinctive contribution to chamber music for harp and winds. It is ideal for professional wind players, harpists, and advanced students exploring blend and color. The piece works well in contemporary chamber concerts, mixed-instrument recitals, ensemble competitions, or programs highlighting unusual instrumental pairings and French‑influenced modern repertoire.
 
Specifications
Duration: 27 minutes
Year Composed: 1994
Instrumentation: QUARTET FOR FLUTE CLARINET BASSOON AND HARP (Flute/Piccolo, Clarinet, Bassoon, and Harp)
 
Product Information
Availability: Instant PDF Download (Digital Scan of Handwritten Score and Parts)
Return Policy: Digital downloads are not eligible for returns.
Condition: New 1st Edition digital score