Fiona, here are some things that might work for you. If I remember
correctly, you are a coloratura - the Vaughan Williams is for high soprano
and clarinet alone. All the others are for soprano, clarinet and piano
(the Mendelssohn is an orchestral reduction.) Also, I have taught a
transcription of "Non piu di fiori" from Mozart's "La clemenza di Tito"
for soprano, clarinet and piano, though Vitellia is probably out of your
fach. You might look into Rameau for something early; surely among all
those cantatas there is something for soprano and chalumeau.
Best,
Mark Montgomery
Wer nur den lieben Gott Lasst walten, Felix Mendelssohn
Hirtenleid, Giacomo Meyerbeer
Der Hirt auf dem Felsen, Franz Schubert
Six German Lieder, Louis Spohr
Drei Morgensternleider, Matyas Seiber
Three Vocalises, Ralph Vaughan Williams
To Be Sung upon the Water, Dominick Argento
Songs of Innocence, Arnold Cooke
Saturn, Alan Hovhaness
Ariel, Ned Rorem
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