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9941914B643B-A83F-4670-B23E-69B445D7C1F2M231391National Dances of Moravia for Piano Four Hands(not set)Piano Left Hand
994291503DCF-D313-4679-9C1D-84C0C38BC77BSC803Dreams(not set)SA
9943915244A7-41A9-44F6-A8DC-377C3C5FBEA3A307002Trois Nocturnes, L. 91 (Three Nocturnes; Original Version, 1899)Claude Debussy (1862-1918) composed Nocturnes, L. 91 (also Trois Nocturnes) between 1897 and 1899, although some have speculated that work began as early as 1892 under the title Trois Scènes au Crépuscule (Three Scenes at Twilight), inspired by ten poems by Henri de Régnier, though no manuscript has ever been found. Also, flattered by famed violinist Eugène Ysaÿe's interest in his music, Debussy began in 1894 to rework his plans for his Twilight Scenes for solo violin and orchestra, now titled Nocturnes, and this time based after a series of paintings by American James McNeill Whistler. This first version of Nocturnes was abandoned when Ysaÿe would not commit to the performance. By 1897, having opted to remove the solo violin, Debussy began to write the piece as a work in three movements for full orchestra. Like Whistler's paintings, also entitled Nocturnes, this impressionistic orchestra work depicts studies in light and shade, landscapes and objects. Debussy even provided an introductory note to his Nocturnes, relating the influence of the paintings, and how he used their reliance on light, mystery, and impression to inform his music. The first two movements premiered at the Concerts Lamoureux in Paris on December 9, 1900, Camille Chevillard conducting. The female choir was unavailable for that performance, so the final movement was excluded. The first complete performance took place on October 27, 1901. Movements: 1. Nuages (Clouds); 2. Fêtes (Festivals); 3. Sirènes (Sirens). Instrumentation: 3(3rd dPicc).2+EH.2.3: 4.3.3.1: Timp.Perc(2): Hp(2): Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set): Women's Chorus. Part of the Nieweg Performance Editions series. Study score.3(3rd dPicc).2+EH.2.3: 4.3.3.1: Timp.Perc(2): Hp(2): Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set): Women's Chorus
9944915DA7D1-7655-4E53-811D-A35A880CB478O43DSThe Ten Minute Jazz Improv Vol. 3Lesson 3 of the Ten Minute Jazz Improve emphasizes major ninth chords. Includes bonus chart "The Major's Bossa". Director's score.Director's Score
9945915E0EE3-55B1-4A1B-AEAD-0484ACF5A9F7F505Musidex File Set Band/ Orchestra, 500-numbersForms
9946916B9997-C432-4974-8A70-C99202DA2B2CS40MBRobbie(not set)Marching Band
9947916BCEC3-4DE1-43FB-AD04-DF0EFCDE157B20250690Walden: Ballad for StringsWalden is a beautiful new ballad for strings by one of the most respected composers for young performers. Warm harmonies support a pastoral melody, while exquisite moving lines for all parts make this work an important addition to the literature for developing string orchestras.String Orchestra
9948917215C2-7969-42B3-902D-991CA66C12F8J96112Thoughts & Remembrances: II. View Me, Lord, A Work of ThineThe text source for View Me, Lord, A Work Of Thine is English poet and composer Thomas Campion (1567 - 1610). A prolific writer, Campion wrote music for masques of the court of James the First. Jackson's romantic setting interweaves the elements of mixed voices, vocal and sectional solos with contrasting ranges and colors in the piano accompaniment.Treble chorus
994991773FED-29F5-43CA-87D3-B8F18B57658FSC497Sing Alleluia(not set)Sa
9950917D9E26-6751-4FCB-BE9F-C60818C64FBCA863990Swinging on a StarThe Universal film Going My Way was released during the years of World War II. The predominant musical style was swing, particularly from large dance bands. This Mike Lewis arrangement captures the style and feel of the era.Full Orchestra
99519185698B-D783-4D2D-A7E8-08A8C9A15454M230891Serate Musicali, Part 1 (8 Ariettas)Rossini's celebrated collection of vocal works entitled SERATE MUSICALI (SOIRÉES MUSICALES) is offered in this reprint edition in two volumes. Text is Italian and French. Included in Part 1: 1. La Promessa; 2. Il Rimprovero; 3. La Partenza; 4. L'Orgia; 5. L'Invito; 6. La Pastorella delle Alpi; 7. La Gita in gondola; 8. La Danza.Voice and Piano
99529188AF3B-C9B5-41DF-8CDD-52C61CF2584150100333Of Dreams and DestinyThe result of a commission from the St. Edward High School Band (Lakewood, OH) for their performance at Severance Hall, OF DREAMS AND DESTINY speaks to the dreams of students for their futures and the bright destiny that being a member of a band can lead to for each of them.Concert Band
99539194EF1E-C48E-4FC4-8644-9E9B34E0FDC9S797Americans LostWinner of the 2001 Biennial Band Directors National Association Young Band Composition Competition, this four-movement work represents events and emotions when a person returns to the place and time where their loved one passed away. Inspired first by the school violence and the tragic events at Columbine High School in 1999, then later the attacks in New York City, at the Pentagon, and in Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001, the piece also includes a four stanza poem that explains the composer's feelings as each movement unfolds and which can be read before each movement. Dedicated to the memory of the Americans who have lost their lives and to the loved ones affected by a loss, with a special dedication to the victims' families of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Movements: I. Fallen Remembrances, II. Tragedies, III. Ashes to Ashes…, IV. Healing of the HeartConcert Band
99549198D30C-F74A-4A9C-B458-59B3475D255CX534009CrosscurrentsDedicated to the Quatrocelli Quartet.Cello Quartet
9955919F82C0-CE95-40F4-987E-CF2F5270A5D6B365002AriosoStarting quietly and slowly rising to a massive crescendo before returning to a quiet exit, this work makes use of a single and beautiful dynamic arc. It is a perfect contest selection for the intermediate band.Concert Band
995691A0740C-3AAC-4B42-8473-B9B9FAD067D110100470With Praise and CelebrationConcert Band
995791A0C219-CC23-467D-B6E5-47CFD5E74051SO82CSuite for String Orchestra on Old English SongsThis work was conceived so that all members of the string orchestra have interesting parts to play; melodic ideas are shared among all of the sections of the string orchestra. The composer was also interested in creating a score of high musical quality while keeping technical demands modest, allowing successful performances by groups ranging from middle school to professional level orchestras. The four movements are based on themes found in William Chappell's "Popular Music of the Olden Time" (1859), a large compilation of English ballads, music printed on broadsides, and popular entertainments of the 160s and 1700s. Movements: 1. Under the Greenwood Tree, 2. There Was A Pretty Lass, 3. Mayfair, 4. Good Queen BessString Orchestra
995891AD42F7-180A-4D68-A444-BE832D2829C5SS969EratoErato is a flowing, one movement quasi recitative. It is an ideal recital choice for contemporary music programs.Flute and piano
995991C08D95-7565-4301-B2DD-75383F475A3B10100500The Flying Squadron MarchOriginally published under a Karl King pseudonym, his work can still be identified by the characteristic stylish writing. Euphonium players are treated to a tuneful countermelody that's fun to play yet not overly demanding. Written while King was a musiConcert Band
996091C2120E-3399-4451-BD00-FBFEEF4F42EAA920390Don Juan Suite