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796174D43AC9-4283-4FA6-B3DD-DDBB2D9592FC52720006I Can Play Beethoven for Viola and PianoEight easy solos with easy piano parts in friendly keys for beginning to intermediate players taken from some of Beethoven's best known works. Contents: German Dance No. 1; German Dance No. 2; "Archduke" Trio; Sonatina in G; German Dance No. 3; Minuet; Two Country Dances; Violin Concerto Theme.Viola, Piano
796274D863F0-2E00-49BD-8FF8-A425CAFD2CF6X662811Artist’s Muse, TheA Koussevitsky Commission for the Chameleon Art's Ensemble, these musical portraits depict seven women, in works by Petrus Christus, Pablo Picasso, Leonardo Da Vinci, Paul Cezanne, Johannes Vermeer, John Singer Sargent and Gustav Klimt.Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello , Piano and Percussion
796374D9C0F1-674E-4DD4-A223-D7DB2E8E16B110100314Pictures at an Exhibition for Band (Complete Mvts 1 - 7)This is an impressive and massive work for mature bands! Boyd's setting is not a simple rehashing of the famous Ravel orchestration, as Boyd remains more faithful to the bold musical language of Mussorgsky's original composition. This exciting work fits the bill for better high school and college bands, yet is substantial enough to meet the needs of professional organizations as well. The work is available in its entirety with all seven sections and the score included at a value-minded price, or each of the individual sections may be ordered individually as a set of parts only and the complete score (10105314) may be purchased separately should only certain sections be of interest. The sections include: Part 1: Promenade; Gnomus-Gnomus. Part 2: Promenade; Il Vecchio Castello.Part 3: Promenade; Tuileries; Bydlo. Part 4: Promenade; Ballet Of The Chicks In Their Shells; Two Jews, One Rich, The Other Poor; Promenade. Part 5: Limoges-The Market Place; Catacombae; Cum Mortuis In Lingua Mortua. Part 6: The Hut On Fowl's Legs. Part 7: The Great Gate Of Kiev.Concert Band
796474DAFDA4-CB30-41E0-9515-705F8602AFDDA136002Kol Nidrei, Op. 47Max Bruch (1838-1920) wrote KOL NIDREI, Op. 47 (ALL VOWS) for solo cello and orchestra in 1880. The work presents as an Adagio on two Jewish melodies, the first being the Kol Nidre declaration, which is recited during Yom Kippur's evening service, with the solo cello functioning as the rhapsodic voice of the cantor. The second theme is a quotation from the middle section of Isaac Nathan's arrangement of "O Weep for Those that Wept on Babel's Stream," a lyric written by Lord Byron. The work was dedicated to and premiered by cellist Robert Hausmann, who had requested that Bruch write it for him. KOL NIDREI is among Bruch's most frequently performed works, second only to his VIOLIN CONCERTO No. 1. Instrumentation: 2.2.2.2: 4.2.3.0: Timp: Hp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set): Solo Violoncello. Study score.2.2.2.2: 4.2.3.0: Timp: Hp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set): Solo Violoncello
796574E1E4B3-C5DF-46AC-8244-99CE60F3D89ESS871Sonata No. 1 for Alto SaxophoneAlto Sax
796674ECB38E-EB9D-4EC9-B033-77F75D43317ES411002Mirror, Mirror
796774ED692B-EF03-440E-B95B-FDF4FA1882B7SS707Sonata in F MajorOriginally written by the 18th century composer in 1726 for the violin in E Major, this arrangment by David Hite has been transcribed to F Major so that it better suits the clarinet. Movements include: I. Adagio Cantabile, II. Tempo di Gavotte, III. Largo Cantabile, IV. GigueClarinet
796875016328-982C-4578-AA85-2E91C0D9003ESC549Jesus Christ is Risen Today1998 Texas University Interscholastic League sightreading for 1B and 1C varsity mixed (SAB) choirs and 3B, 2B, 3C, 1B and 1C non-varsity mixed (SAB) choirsSab
79697502CA02-7F07-47C3-B19C-6AEF58A0539ESU138LumberjackTrombone
79707504F72D-5EC4-4418-9AC2-65AA13BBB47EM378691Pieces dans Differents Styles, Op. 19, Bk. 2(not set)Organ
7971750507C6-BCD7-43D4-BD62-AF63D9838F75M915602March of the Two Left Feet (band version)Leroy Anderson first mentioned The March of the Two Left Feet in a letter he wrote in 1947. However, he didn't actually finish the work for orchestra until 1969. This wacky, fast polka was premiered in 1970 and is based on Anderson's reading of the P.G. Wodehouse book, The Man With Two Left Feet. Anderson never completed a band arrangement of this work, even though he usually did band arrangements of his own orchestral compositions. Dr. John Boyd made this band arrangement after careful study and comparison with Anderson's own band works.Concert Band
797275057270-D003-4E11-BAC0-2677732CA748MP511006Fancy Tales
797375081D52-CAD4-4C28-B40F-23A149A1579CR44Concerto in c MinorAlessendro Marcello (1673 - 1747) was a contemporary of Antonio Vivaldi and Tomaso Albinoni. The "Concerto for Oboe and Strings in D minor, Op. 1" is his best known work, a status affirmed by J.S. Bach's transcription for harpsichord. This C minor transposition is based on a 1717 manuscript, and suggests that C minor might have been the originally intended key. This version is often misattributed to Alessandro's brother Benedetto, another composer of the era.Full Orchestra
7974750897FF-9FE0-4A91-9715-A90B9FE60F6BEBM220376Due Per DueA virtuosic showpiece in two movements: I. Elegia - to an Old Musician and II. Moto Perpetuo. The first movement draws inspiration from and is an elegy for Norman Dello Joio, the composer's father. ca. 13 minutes. Advanced Level.Cello, Piano
797575098CCD-1F44-4DF8-853F-1135D750C8F950250118Low And LowerViola, cello, and bass sections are featured in this C major work, but no one gets left out. Offbeats and syncopation are the centerpiece of a happy, bouncy piece. Stretch your upper strings with the use of low 1s and 4th finger.String Orchestra
7976750E9501-526B-471A-BAEB-126AF7DA861BA815802Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Serenade in G), K. 525 (critical edition)EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK (A Little Night Music, Serenade No. 13 in G Major) was written in 1787 for string quintet, although it is frequently performed as a string orchestra work. Possibly composed originally with five movements (the Menuetto and Trio appears to be lost), the special title "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" was likely not given to the work by W.A. Mozart (1756-1791) as it derived from an entry in his personal catalog, almost certainly acting as a mere record of his having completed a little serenade. The work was not published until 1827 along with a bundle of Mozart's other works sold by his widow Constanze, and no record exists of a commission or performance in Mozart's lifetime that might clear up the intent for the title. Still, the serenade remains among Mozart's most popular and recognizable works. Movements: I. Allegro, II. Romanze, III. Menuetto, and IV. Rondo. This critical edition by internationally recognized Mozart expert Ernst Fritz Schmid was released as part of the Neue Mozart Ausgabe (New Mozart Edition) project. Strings in set: 4-4-3-3-3.String Orchestra (4-4-3-3-3 in set)
7977750ED393-507B-4B9D-8537-5E3664D578F5D511013AgiteViolin, Piano
797875121913-ED0C-4DD9-BB21-35180638DCD2SC600Mary, Mary(not set)Ssa
797975124B4D-2958-4EEC-A630-E1E9B02E6CD8SC361An Irish BlessingU.I.L. Sight Reading Selection for C Junior High and 2C/C Middle School Mixed (SATB).Satb
798075197629-8C33-4FE2-8197-E93C83AE8B4F54260003Two Love Arias for Violoncello Solo and String Orchestra with Piano (Days of Our Love and Living Memories)An emotional journey that only a solo cello can deliver! The first tune, Days of Our Love, is in G minor with a pulsing 8th-note murmur in the piano. The second tune is titled Living Memories, a nostalgic waltz with swells from the orchestra, except for a pizzicato arpeggiated cello part. Orchestra grade 3½; solo grade 4.Cello, String Orchestra