"Little Brown Jug" by Joseph Winner, brilliantly arranged for Clarinet Quartet with an optional drum part, caters to early intermediate level musicians seeking to explore this timeless classic. This arrangement for 3 Bb Clarinets and Bass Clarinet, enriched by the rhythmic accent of an optional drum part, brings a fresh and lively interpretation to Winner's beloved melody. The SCORE is meticulously crafted to ensure that each clarinet part contributes to the ensemble's harmonic richness, while the optional drum part adds a layer of rhythmic vitality, enhancing the overall performance with a spirited bounce. This thoughtful arrangement invites musicians to engage deeply with the piece, offering an enjoyable challenge that is both accessible and rewarding. An audio demo of this arrangement is available at www.glissato.it, providing a valuable reference for the piece's tempo, dynamics, and stylistic nuances. This resource is particularly beneficial for ensembles and educators, aiding in preparation and ensuring a polished and cohesive performance. Furthermore, this arrangement is accompanied by a suite of informative resources, available in a wide array of languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. These resources delve into the historical background of "Little Brown Jug," offering insights into its cultural significance and the life of composer Joseph Winner. This educational component enriches the musicians' understanding of the piece, fostering a deeper connection to the music they perform. The SET OF PARTS for this engaging arrangement is available separately as part of a series, allowing each musician to master their individual part within the ensemble's framework. This structure is ideal for group practice, enabling a focused and detailed approach to each musician's role. This arrangement of "Little Brown Jug" for clarinet quartet with optional drum part is an excellent choice for early intermediate players looking to expand their repertoire with a piece that is both historically rich and musically stimulating. Perfect for recitals, educational settings, and ensemble performances, it promises to delight audiences and performers alike with its charming blend of melody and rhythm.