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602157B91524-985B-4D5B-B88A-A65D1AF14182A187002Belle Helene, La: OvertureJacques Offenbach's (1819-1880) opéra bouffe in three acts, La belle Hélène (The Beautiful Helen) parodies the Greek myth of Helen and Paris' elopement, which set off the Trojan War according to Homer's Iliad. Premiered at the Théâtre des Variétés in Paris on December 17th, 1864, the opera proved popular then and has remained a part of the repertoire, receiving regular revivals. The Overture to the opera was newly arranged by Eduard Haensch for the Austrian premiere in 1865, and it is this version that remains one of the favorites for orchestral programming. Instrumentation: 1+Picc.2.2.2: 4.2.3.0: Timp.Perc(3): Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set).1+Picc.2.2.2: 4.2.3.0: Timp.Perc(3): Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set)
602257BD375D-71E8-4384-A7C7-8F3E6B672BC810453155Annie LaurieSaxophone Quartet and Piano
602357BDBE9C-EF50-438F-BE14-50286A92DB5AR73TympendiumAn exciting suite for solo timpani and band, William J. Schinstine's "Tympendium" is a great way to showcase an exceptional soloist on an instrument that is uncommonly featured.Timpani Solo: Concert Band
602457BEF038-B44C-4AFF-AE72-EBD64D14FDE210100377In Memoriam KristinaWith substantial opportunity for mallet percussion to shine, this sombre and moving tribute is beautiful. It provides a great opportunity for bands to develop musical nuance and balance. Some pyramiding brass effects lead to an emotional, hymn-like statement and a quiet, reflective conclusion.Concert Band
602557C098C1-C95F-4F52-BA4D-F0E056B725435274300410 Double Bass QuartetsClever arrangements of familiar melodies for four double basses using thumb position and a myriad of harmonics. Selections by Beethoven, J.S. Bach, Clementi, Schumann, and Mozart. Included: 1. March in D Major, BWV 122 (Bach), 2. Minuet in F, K. 2 (Mozart), 3. The Merry Farmer (Schumann), 4. Ecossaise in G, WoO 23 (Beethoven), 5. Minuet in G, BWV 116 (Bach), 6. Minuet in g minor, BWV 115 (Bach), 7. Sonatina in G (Beethoven), 8. Minuet in G, BWV 114 (Bach), 9. Sonatina, Op. 36, No. 1 (Clementi), 10. Für Elise, WoO 59 (Beethoven).Extra Score
602657D683B4-07B1-43E9-8AE0-9A412FA6806CS156001Sonata in GCan also be performed with B-flat clarinet.Soprano or Tenor Saxophone and Piano
602757D7DCD5-9BA6-4E6D-B837-DF0A182EF939SS672Suspense and the Walking ManSnare Drum Trio
602857D8C716-4F91-475E-AB22-21C8C78C352310160356A Cornfield in July and The RiverWith music by William Penn and words based on the writings and poetry of Hamlin Garlin, this is a unique and beautiful opportunity to feature a medium voice with wind ensemble (no saxophones, flugelhorns instead of tpts). Sensitive and extremely musical, with nice variety in the various percussion instrument parts, especially, it is a terrific solo vehicle.Wind Ensemble with Solo (flexible solo part)
602957DD3115-2427-4EA1-947F-3300CB96EB62R01617A Musical Prayer for PeaceDedicated to the people of Ukraine.2.1+EH.2.2: 4.3.3.1: Timp.Perc: Harp: Str
603057E1D1CE-6F83-42EC-8379-0FDE94E54EF5SC379Oh, Little OneSab
603157E1E463-F1E3-469B-A3D5-5DB97D66CD5018260021Suite No. 4(not set)2 Flute Soli, Guitar (or Piano), Full Orchestra (three-part strings)
603257E2CC3C-585E-4518-B242-04B5A120DAA8ST422Sonata in a MinorThis well-known sonata of C.P.E. Bach is an excellent demonstration of the early Classical style. This edition by Arthur Ephross includes helpful performance suggestions.Flute Unaccompanied
603357E3A172-C5F7-46B8-82BC-69020B64EB4020503215Chorale Variations on Dix(not set)Bb Trumpet 1 and 2, Trombone 1 (F Horn) and 2 (Euphonium)
603457E503E7-C0E2-434D-AE1A-1003CF5AA73BO35JBDream for Tomorrow(not set)Jazz Band
603557E7117B-9FA5-41DB-B026-8B8339336788EBM0610202Crushed Tomatoes"Outstanding is Crushed Tomatoes, a cautionary musical fable in rondo form about the dangers of assuming that just because someone’s Italian, they must know how to make a good pasta sauce. It has a stubbornly memorable opening tune." -David Hurwitz, Classics TodayOrchestra
603657ED588D-5DD4-461F-BE95-17B4BAC99A0FSU792Cancelled- Mendelssohn String Quartet in a minorComposed when Mendelssohn was only 18 years old, the String Quartet in a minor is considered his first mature work for string quartet. This all-new Southern Edition by William Purvis for the New York Woodwind Quintet series has been tailored to suit intermediate to advancing players.Woodwind Quintet
603757F59D62-16BB-4464-B3C5-918441140C5EX063011Trio-Serenade for Clarinet, Violin and PianoCommissioned by Michael Limoli.B-flat Clarinet, Violin, Piano
603857F7F779-C414-4BF1-9320-7A373D24B25BM207391Eight Pieces, Op. 83, Vol.1Max Bruch was 72 in 1910 when he composed Acht Stücke (Eight Pieces), Op. 83 for his son, Max Felix, already a professional clarinetist. The Eight Pieces shine with Bruch’s lyricism and each has its particular charm. Written in a late but conservative Romantic style, they are deep, intense, passionate, and intimate.Clarinet, Viola, and Piano OR Piano Trio
603957F9A1BF-271D-4936-91C3-DB805AE84B18R168Suite After Old English Songs for English Horn and StringsThe Suite was originally commissioned by Roger Rush as a solo vehicle for English Horn and band after he experienced difficulty finding suitable repertoire for this combination. The successful 1996 premiere led to the composer making additional versions of the solo part for F horn and alto saxophone, with piano reductions for all three instruments and an arrangement with string orchestra accompaniment. The work is comprised of four movements, each based on a combination of English folk melodies: I. Early One Morning, II. Green Bushes, III. I'll Love My Love, IV. The Wraggle-Taggle Gypsies. Duration ca. 20'.English Horn, Alto Sax, or F Horn Solo: Str
604057FACEAF-81AB-4668-89EE-60C67038E722S009001Symphony No. 4 in A, Op. 90 "Italian"From 1829 to 1831, Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) was occupied by a tour of Europe. Out of that tour came several of his best-known works, including Symphony No. 3 "Scottish," The Hebrides overture, and Symphony No. 4 "Italian." Mendelssohn completed this last work in 1833, conducting its premiere at the London (Royal) Philharmonic Society on May 13 of that year. Despite its lauded position now in the orchestral repertoire, and the fact that it is among the most popular of Mendelssohn's works, the composer was never satisfied with the symphony, periodically attempting revisions over the years. As a result, it remained unpublished until 1851, a few years after Mendelssohn's death, and it was the original 1833 version that found its way to publication. It is this version that is still most frequently performed today. Instrumentation: 2.2.2.2: 2.2.0.0: Timp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set). Study score.2.2.2.2: 2.2.0.0: Timp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set)