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| # | ID | Titlecode | Title Name | Marketing Copy | Instrumentation | |
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| 10821 | 9D8A6853-B009-4F05-B2BF-2F0D683E7161 | SS121 | Sonata No. 6 in e Minor | This arrangement of for flute and piano of BMV 1035 retains the original key of E Major. Originally for flute and continuo, it is transcribed by John Wummer and Jean Albert de la Tournerie. Four movements: I. Adagio ma non tanto II. Allegro III. Siciliano IV. Allegro assai | Flute | |
| 10822 | 9D8EA247-A8F1-4252-AB0B-2F8DD1B16F21 | W107791 | Coronation Anthem No. 3: My Heart is Inditing, HWV 260 | SATB Chorus, Piano | ||
| 10823 | 9D9363CE-EEAF-46A0-ADD9-6E7553504007 | 50250188 | Island of Stars | Island of Stars is a wonderful early ensemble experience for your young orchestra. Written in two and three parts, the students feel supported yet part of an orchestra experience. The middle section uses pizzicato with enough time for your students to switch from arco and back again. In the mode of E dorian , your students will feel transported to a mystical island under a blanket of stars. | String Orchestra | |
| 10824 | 9D958340-DD94-4BD6-B7DE-5BF546937E4B | M409491 | Ragtime Dance | Edited by Emilio Colon. For cello and piano. Score (6 p.) and part. | Four Violoncello | |
| 10825 | 9D990A7E-71EF-4B61-9CF0-11EA8195994E | SS651 | Kaf Skin Kapers | 2 Snare Drums | ||
| 10826 | 9D99186F-C0D0-4EB2-B433-3EFC8120FF75 | B512 | Fingerboard Memory | Emanuel Ondricek (1880 - 1958) was a phenomenal violin pedagogue in the early 20th century, whose students were praised for the musical fervor and remarkable left-hand facility. Filled with his collected exercises, the purpose of this adaptation for violin is to facilitate the learning of scales and arpeggios through a combination of visual and physical memory of the fingerboard. | Viola | |
| 10827 | 9D9C71C0-FB09-4557-A1D4-679ADFFCA29A | 52732502 | Elementary Cello Trios | Six original trios for cellos at the easy level. Relatively equal parts in G and C are combined with 4/4, 3/4 and 6/8 meters. Titles are Prelude Suite; At The Park; Circle Dance; Rose Garden; Japanese Garden; and Autumn. | Cello Trio | |
| 10828 | 9DA742A5-74CD-4D4D-B0DB-9EFA71183A0E | A629402 | Un Ballo in Maschera: Act I, Prelude | Un Ballo in Maschera (A Masked Ball) is an 1859 three act opera by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) with a libretto by Antonio Somma. Initially based on Eugène Scribe’s libretto for Daniel Auber’s 1833 five act opera Gustave III, ou Le bal masqué about the assassination in 1792 of King Gustav III of Sweden who was shot while attending a masked ball, Verdi’s version ran afoul of numerous censorship regulations in Naples, Rome, and France. As a result, the opera underwent a series of significant transformations and title changes, among which include the eventual change in setting from Stockholm, Sweden to Boston, Massachusetts during the colonial era. Taking over two years from commission to production, it became one of the most frustrating experiences of Verdi’s career. The Preludio (Overture) from Act I features themes heard in the first scene of the opera, pitting the music of Riccardo's allies and enemies against each other in dramatic contrast. Instrumentation: 1+Picc.2.2.2: 4.2.3.1: Timp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set). Reprint edition. | 1+Picc.2.2.2: 4.2.3.1: Timp: Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set) | |
| 10829 | 9DB25622-E36B-4EA0-AF56-7FBD4E440C17 | ST605 | Sunlight Dialogues | Flute, Percussion | ||
| 10830 | 9DB545C2-3C9D-4D35-826C-C2CB0E10DA82 | D22 | Music for Band Vol 22 | (not set) | Band | |
| 10831 | 9DB6E9D0-7E7D-47A3-9D4E-BAA0EDAEF607 | 52702024 | Seven Opera Trios | A lovely variety of arias and incidental music, some from movies, in which everyone gets melodic material. | Violin 1, Violin 2 /Viola and Cello | |
| 10832 | 9DBCDDBF-5783-4BF7-9AF3-7300FDA98722 | X410086 | Bachango: from Tres Exitos | Premiered by Ricardo Lorenz at Indiana University’s Recital Hall; April 25, 1984. The work was revised immediately thereafter and has been performed since then by a dozen pianists all throughout Europe, North and South America. It was performed for the first time in its revised version by Manuel Losada and soon afterwards by Anthony de Mare at Bargemusic Hall during the First New York International Festival of the Arts; June 23, 1988. | Solo Piano | |
| 10833 | 9DBDE619-35D3-4108-87C3-F0892CB413E6 | X221011 | Voices of the Trumpet | Voices of the Trumpet (2002) for trumpet and organ or piano is a three-movement suite. It was written for and is dedicated to trumpeter Colby Cooman. The three movements are each prefaced with a Old Testament Bible quotation relating to the use of the trumpet. The first movement, Prelude, is slow and meditative—with dramatic “fanfare” outbursts. The second movement, Aria, is reposed and lyrical. The third movement, Rondino, is energetic and vital. The work is designed to be useful both in a worship service context (perhaps using the three movements as prelude, offertory, and postlude) and as a recital piece. The piano and organ accompaniments are different, so both parts are provided. | Trumpet, Piano or Organ | |
| 10834 | 9DC802D2-585A-4776-B67F-B6A9EE6A2C42 | MP816402 | Songs of Innocence and Experience for Baritone and Quartet | Four Poems by William Blake for Baritone, Flute, Oboe, Cello and Harp. Recorded on Naxos 8.559753 “Kenneth Fuchs – Falling Man” featuring baritone Roderick Williams and JoAnn Falletta (cond.). Movements: 1. The Lamb, 2. Holy Thursday, 3. Spring, 4. The Tyger | Baritone, Flute, Oboe, Cello, Harp | |
| 10835 | 9DC91C83-53AA-4448-9325-A500E093B9C0 | EBM0610207 | Danza Caribe for Orchestra | Originally written for band, this arrangement for large orchestra was transcribed by Robert Ryker. | 33(EH)32 4331 Timp Perc Hp Gtr Str | |
| 10836 | 9DCDFB64-EC0B-432D-8EB8-ED90CC5D0EF0 | ST797CO | Samba (Brazilian Scenes #3) | This samba for percussion sextet, subtitled "Brazilian Scenes #3," is written for idiomatic Brazilian instruments. Special instructions are included to aid players in the appropriate way to play their parts. Dedicated to Professor George Frock and the University of Texas at Austin Percussion Ensemble. | 6 Mix | |
| 10837 | 9DD43696-D7D4-4851-9A45-9A56C975BDEB | R00566 | Pablo Bach | Suite for Chamber Orchestra. Based on the Solo Cello Suites by J.S. Bach | 2.2.0+2 Bass Clarinet.2: 2.2.0.0: Strings | |
| 10838 | 9DD9AD20-206D-488A-BB7A-315EAA8CC0CD | 50100318 | Beautiful, Inside and Out | The title aptly describes this genuinely exquisite work for band. It’s all about tone, intonation, and harmonic depth. While not technically challenging, this is music of the highest order and demands a maturity of tone quality and sensitivity. | Concert Band | |
| 10839 | 9DDF4558-BAE4-4E8C-8FDC-4A674CD21978 | SS117 | Sonata No. 2 in E-flat | The Sonata No. 2 in Eb (BWV 1031), originally written for flute or recorder and harpsichord, is in three movements: I. Allegro moderato, II. Siciliano, III. Allegro. While long attributed to J.S. Bach, some musicologists believe it was written by his son C.P.E. Bach. This version for flute and piano has been revised by John Wummer and Jean Albert de la Tournerie. | Flute; piano | |
| 10840 | 9DE01194-F2F5-4F37-8EB5-01887D55AAF0 | SU781 | Dvorak String Quartet No. 12 in F Major, Op. 96 "American" for Woodwind Quintet | Antonin Dvorak composed the quartet in F Major, op. 96 “The American” in the summer of 1893 during his summer vacation in Spillvale, Iowa. From 1892-1895, Dvorak served as director of the National Conservatory of Music in NYC. He had been interested in “American Music” and felt that Native American and Afro-American music could inspire an “American Music” distinct from European influences. He was inspired by (Henry Thacker) Harry Burleigh, his student in New York and one of the first Afro-American composers. While it is impossible to know why Georges Barrere chose Dvorak’s F Major Quartet to transcribe for Woodwind Quintet, we may easily hazard several guesses. Firstly, it was a work much beloved by the public and very respected by professional musicians. As an immigrant himself, Barrere could easily sympathize with Dvorak’s desire to create a distinctly American work. A work in the key of F Major, it lent itself easily to wind transcription. While known as the Barrere transcription, it turns out that Samuel Baron, one of Barrere’s most famous students and a long time member of the New York Woodwind Quintet, who has to his credit a long list of wonderful transcriptions for woodwind quintet, played a significant role in the transcription. | Woodwind Quintet |