Instruments by Repertoire???

[gapoc459]

Today I was practicing clarinet (my secondary instrument -- I've been playing for only one year) and I realized how much I was looking forward to the "good repertoire" like the Brahms sonatas and, and... And what else?

I'm not saying necessarily that the clarinet has no good repertoire, but compared to the piano? There are hundreds of pieces off the top of my head that I wish I could play at the same time; I have to remind myself to concentrate on the few that I am practicing!

Which instruments have an extensive repertoire; and repertoire that is actually good music?

[j_menz]

And what else?

https://imslp.org/index.php?title=Category:Scores_featuring_the_clarinet&transclude=Template:Catintro

Which instruments have an extensive repertoire; and repertoire that is actually good music?

Pretty much all of them except the Wagner Tuba.  Most common would be Violin, Cello, Flute, Organ and Trumpet.

[iansinclair]

https://imslp.org/index.php?title=Category:Scores_featuring_the_clarinet&transclude=Template:Catintro

Pretty much all of them except the Wagner Tuba.  Most common would be Violin, Cello, Flute, Organ and Trumpet.

True... there isn't that much for Wagner Tuba

Do you count voice as an instrument?  If so, I'd add that to your list!

I might also add that for all the instruments you list, not only is there a very large repertoire of really fine music, but that it spans a wide range of styles and eras from early renaissance (organ) to the latest (and greatest?) atonal material -- never mind jazz and the like.

[j_menz]

Do you count voice as an instrument? 

Only when it's possessed by other people. Unless "instrument of torture" counts.