At the All-Japan Ensemble Contest, a certain university's performance of this incredibly difficult piece garnered significant attention. This is "Saratoga Trails" for Clarinet Quartet (composed by Richard Dubugnon). This work for clarinet quartet consists of three movements and is scored for E-flat clarinet, two B-flat clarinets, and bass clarinet. However, in the first movement, the E-flat clarinet part requires the player to switch to a B-flat clarinet. Regardless of contest participation, this piece is highly recommended for a team of four confident and skilled players to take on. Currently, it appears to be available through print-on-demand. Several stores that handle band music list it as "out of print," and even those that allow ordering may take a while to obtain it. I bought this with the intention of having high school students perform it, but it was too difficult, and I gave up on reading the score immediately. Although it's been some years, I believe the condition is still good. Saratoga Trails Saratoga Trails for Clarinet Quartet Composer: R. Dubugnon (Richard Dubugnon) Instrumentation: Clarinet Quartet (E-flat Clarinet / B-flat Clarinet 1st, B-flat Clarinet 2nd-3rd, Bass Clarinet *1st Clarinet has a part for both E-flat and B-flat clarinet) Publisher: Peters ＜Included Movements＞ 1. Redwoods Trail 2. Creek Trail 3. Bear Trail *Please consider this a used item, as there may be some wear and tear from age. Please refrain from purchasing if you are overly concerned about condition.