Concertino for Clarinet in E-Flat Major, Op. 26 (Orch.) (Kalmus Edition)

This is a standard in clarinet repertoire! Great piece, good edition. Includes the piano part as well. Is a good 'first' major work to study, as it is about 10 minutes in length and has both lyrical and technical sections.

It works and is cheaper, but you would probably be better off with the Henle edition, which includes Weber's original version as well as that of Carl Bärmann.

I know that Kalmus is a pretty low quality publisher and their prices reflect this, but this is pretty unacceptable quality control. The top of the solo part came chewed up and there is a giant ink/toner smear all over the first page of the solo part. I wouldn't recommend buying this.

Kalmus doesn't have scholars working on editing and some of the articulation choices are very weird. Most professionals stay away from Kalmus. Call a local professional or a music store and ask them what kind of music publishers you should buy for clarinet; I say clarinet because every instrument is different.