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| # | ID | Titlecode | Title Name | Marketing Copy | Instrumentation | |
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| 561 | 077C9431-B185-47B0-A12A-77F7CE60291F | 50100230 | Latin Journey | Perfect for teaching rhythm and articulations, the Latin style is easily grasped by young players. The catchy melody and dance style will endear your band to their audience. Feel free to add some more color instruments in the percussion section! | Concert Band | |
| 562 | 0787CFAC-E16B-4E79-87B2-EE92561C9F72 | B456 | Intermediate Serial Duets | Flute Duet | ||
| 563 | 078FBDE4-9C71-4E03-951D-6DF93E934792 | 10370114 | Duets for Two Cellos, vol. 2 | This collection of unaccompanied duets for two cellos comes in two volumes, and has been compiled and edited by former cellist with the Cleveland Orchestra, Francis Grant. Duets in volume 2 include 16 works by Felix Batanchon and Jacques Offenbach. | Violoncello Duo | |
| 564 | 07939A40-CB10-4B67-9BE8-0D5221984178 | 50752001 | 10 Easy Guitar Trios | The same songs from "Ten Easy Guitar Duos" (50751001) are here arranged for guitar trio. These make not only excellent training pieces but wonderful works for first recitals as well. These make excellent works for a first ensemble experience as well as reinforcing note-reading and rhythmic skills. Includes America the Beautiful, The Ash Grove, Beautiful Dreamer, Carolina in the Morning, Danny Boy, Shenandoah, Shine On, Harvest Moon, Take Me Out to the Ballgame, Yankee Doodle, and You're a Grand Old Flag. | Guitar Trio | |
| 565 | 079B9CC6-6CC6-4489-B7A6-5919CEF3560F | SC52 | Without Music | Ttbb | ||
| 566 | 079CBF47-D1B1-4E36-8EC5-8D593D4EE5EB | X504089 | The Fifth Book | THE FIFTH BOOK of the title refers to what Stephen Hartke considers his fifth book of madrigals, only two of which books are actually for voices, with the others being for string instruments. Hartke writes madrigals for string instruments due to their inherent singing quality, but also due to the fluid structural character of the madrigal as a genre that often responds in quite mercurial ways to the emotional unfolding of its text. These five movements are thus abstract madrigals whose larger outlines, shifts in mood, and various internal reminiscences are intended to convey a private, unspoken drama. Commissioned for the Brentano String Quartet by the Frankfurt Burgerstiftung im Holzhausenschlosschen sponsored by the Ernst Max von Grunelius-Stiftung. | String Quartet | |
| 567 | 079D64C8-6C47-4B37-A203-7A79B9339140 | ST564 | Madrigals | A collection for six flutes or flute choir of three original madrigals. Each is based on a different song from three distinct ethnic musical styles: a 17th Century German part-song, A Japanese folk-song (Sakura), and an Israeli folksong (The Olive Trees). | Flute Choir | |
| 568 | 07A50284-113F-4AA7-8971-152A24B5B5B7 | A382302 | Un Ballo in Maschera: Act I - Aria: La rivedra nell'estasi (Tenor and Men's Chorus) (excerpt) | 1+1, 2, 2, 2 - 4, 2, 3, 1, timp, str, men's chor, solo T | ||
| 569 | 07A67C9D-6C26-4BE2-8211-E9B812076E75 | SC324 | Seasons Of Erin, The | Ssa | ||
| 570 | 07A9599A-A11B-48DC-A0B5-7D9BED3B6617 | HL | Suite | Flute W/ORCHESTRA | ||
| 571 | 07B00A63-6245-489E-8A4F-BE68E6383A5D | 50130004 | Dramatic Scene for Percussion and Band (flex band) | This LudwigMasters best-seller has been reworked for flexible instrumentation. Workable with only five wind players plus percussion, it offers a world of programming opportunity for those who have inherited bands with non-standard instrumentation. | Versa-Band | |
| 572 | 07B03A96-F814-4AEB-B6F8-1F96CCF49BAE | M286991 | Caprice valse, Op 7 | (not set) | Violin and Piano | |
| 573 | 07B59F5B-685F-405D-ABC8-B92D8191164C | R00347 | Christmas with Mr. Grump | (not set) | Narrator, Contrabassoon or Bassoon Solo: 1+Piccolo.1.1.0: 4.0.0.0: Percussion(3).Celesta.Harp: Strings (12 minutes with optionalional cuts) | |
| 574 | 07B5EA8B-6507-4093-96A9-98D34AF3AF73 | M372191 | Pleurs D'or, Op. 72 | (not set) | Mezzo Soprano, Baritone and Piano | |
| 575 | 07B5F512-6034-4ECA-8429-CDFC52CF79F9 | M397091 | Concerto in A minor, Op. 129 | Robert Schumann's (1810-1856) Cello Concerto in A Minor was written in only two weeks, between October 10th and October 24th 1850. It premiered on April 23rd, 1860, with Ludwig Ebert as the soloist. It was never performed during Schumann's lifetime, the premeire took place four years after Schumann's death. While all three movements are unified in thematic structure, the concerto is regarded as unconventional for it's time. This version is edited by Janos Starker, in collaboration with Emilio Colon, for cello and piano. Starker Performance Editions. | Violoncello and Piano | |
| 576 | 07BABC9D-9BFF-4EC4-A284-02AFE8EFE3D6 | 50765003 | Esperance (Hope) | (not set) | Harp and Piano | |
| 577 | 07C12A02-6F7C-474B-9747-AA5E46453C73 | 10540196 | Mantis Dance | A "heavy" dance that features upbeat 2:4 and lyrical waltz sections. Versions for trombone, baritone, tuba, bassoon, and string bass are available from the publisher. | Baritone B.C. Solo and Piano | |
| 578 | 07C2398D-BC71-40BA-9CF0-E53DD212ED2C | A326102 | Chamber Symphony (Schneider) | String Orchestra (8-8-5-5-5 in set) | ||
| 579 | 07c893ba-9e3b-11f0-a418-0022482c9682 | M167591 | Serenata No. 2, H. 216 | In 1932 while in Paris, Bohuslav Martin? (1890-1959) composed a cycle of four serenades. While what would later be considered the fourth in the series was likely written first, the other three were composed in the same order as their corresponding number. Being chamber works, Martin? found great difficulty in seeing them published. SERENATA No. 2, H. 216 (also SERENÁDA or SERENADE) premiered on April 18, 1939, in Prague. Instrumentation: 2 violins and a viola. Reprint edition. | 2 Violins and Viola | |
| 580 | 07D459CF-C9FB-4B73-B5AE-B7B4565FCA6D | SS125 | Office Force | 8P |