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| # | ID | Titlecode | Title Name | Marketing Copy | Instrumentation | |
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| 14861 | DAC0AB6C-363C-4259-91AC-E698D5FE9D4B | 10610133 | Drums on Parade | This snare drum solo with piano accompaniment is a perfect contest or recital selection for the developing percussionist. | Snare Drum Solo and Piano | |
| 14862 | DAC2A36F-4EE8-4F9E-9B3C-3FA32DDE74A6 | EBM182618 | Schumann Bouquet for Saxophone Quartet, A | An arrangement of six Robert Schumann piano pieces for saxophone quartet, premiered by the PRISM Quartet in 2016. Movements: 1. Lieber Mai, 2. Knecht Ruprecht, 3. Sheherazade, 4. Laendler, 5. Sehr Langsam, 6. Lied italienischer Marinari | Sax quartet | |
| 14863 | dacbaaed-9e39-11f0-a418-0022482c9682 | A314102 | Rigoletto: Act III, Aria: La donna e mobile (tenor) | Based on the 1832 play LE ROI S’AMUSE by Victor Hugo, Giuseppe Verdi’s (1812-1901) RIGOLETTO was the composer’s sixteenth entry into the genre and is widely considered one of the first operatic masterpieces of his career. Despite serious initial problems with the Austrian censors who had control over northern Italian theaters at the time, the tragic tale of the licentious Duke of Mantua, his hunch-backed jester Rigoletto, and Rigoletto’s beloved daughter Gilda was triumphantly premiered on March 11, 1851 to a sold-out La Fenice Opera House under the direction of Gaetano Mares. RIGOLETTO has remained as popular with audiences today as it was at its debut. While initially critics condemned the work for its tragically dark plot partnered with what they claimed was "popular" but insubstantial music, the opera has since gained overwhelming positive reception. The Duke of Mantua sings the popular canzone LA DONNA È MOBILE in Act II, declaring that woman is as fickle as a feather in the wind. Igor Stravinsky even remarked, "... there is more substance and feeling [in the aria "La donna è mobile"] than in the whole of Wagner’s Ring Cycle." Instrumentation: 1+Picc.2.2.2: 4.2.3.1: Str (4.4.3.3.3 in set): Solo T. (Parts are newly engraved with transposed parts for clarinets and horns). | 1+Picc.2.2.2: 4.2.3.1: Str (4.4.3.3.3 in set): Solo T | |
| 14864 | DACCDF3E-712E-471E-B47E-60929163AB63 | 50100310 | Alien Autopsy | Humorous and most assuredly tongue-in-cheek, Alien Autopsy offers cross-cued solo opportunities for bassoon, flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, and tuba. A wide array of percussion instruments gives the players an opportunity to shine without being overbearing. | Concert Band | |
| 14865 | DACD6023-836F-40DA-AC45-DAE1F7C97AEF | D24 | Music for Band Vol 24 | Recordings | Band | |
| 14866 | DACF0185-83B9-43F6-942D-576449927B97 | A525802 | Maometto Secondo Overture | (not set) | 2, 2, 2, 2 - 4, 2, 3, 0, timp, perc, str | |
| 14867 | DAD3CFB8-9EC4-4FA7-9D9A-8F750A989581 | V106 | Early Songs: Art Songs by American Women Composers v. 11 | With this series, Southern Music Company initiates the first published collection of art songs set to music exclusively by American women. The songs span the whole of the twentieth century, and the majority of them are by living composers, with the notable exceptions of Amy Beach, Mary Howe, and Florence Price. All of the songs have been selected on the basis of poetic choice, strength in text-setting, and accessibility in performance. These eight songs by German (though forced to flee during the Hitler regime) composer Ruth Schonthal, through lyricism, matches the flow of Rainer Maria Rilke's poetry, and demonstrate the composer's early mastery of vocal and pianistic writing in the German Lieder tradition. Songs: I. Meine fruhverliehnen Lieder, II. Arme Hellige, III. Ihr Madchen seid wie die Kahne, IV. Erste Rosen erwachen, V. LIEBES-LIED, VI. Weisse Seelen, VII. Noch ahsnt du nichts, VIII. Ich will ein Garten sein. | Vocal | |
| 14868 | DAD8DEF7-619E-4E0C-96BA-FAB3AE14A02A | ST706 | Invocation | Brass Choir | ||
| 14869 | DADA2FBC-FBE1-452E-B65C-31368980474B | M178091 | Masters for the Young: Easy Trios by Mendelssohn and Schumann | This collection of 16 short pieces is a great sampling of famous melodies from masterworks, simplified. Expertly arranged by Richard Hoffman, it includes 8 pieces from Felix Mendelssohn, and 8 pieces from Robert Schumann. A wonderful addition to performance repertoire for two violins and piano, or traditional piano trio. | Two Violins and Piano or Violin, Violoncello, Piano | |
| 14870 | DADA6596-957D-45D3-99BB-BBFD70DD4C55 | R01158 | Borgia Infami: Opera in Two Acts | |||
| 14871 | DAE1B2D9-5B84-4F99-8B16-0AA5C7DFFE0A | SC775 | Live And Love | Choral Music | Ssa | |
| 14872 | DAE4E5E3-11F9-4BB9-97F8-BCF2D35855E9 | A905102 | Boheme, La: Act I, Aria: Che gelida manina (tenor, C) | LA BOHÈME (THE BOHEMIAN), one of the most beloved and commercially-successful operas, is based on the 1851 novel Scenes of Bohemian Life by Henri Murger. With a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa, Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) worked on it from 1893 to 1895. It first appeared at the Teatro Regio in Turin on February 1, 1896, conducted by 28-year-old Arturo Toscanini. Weighed negatively against Turin's recent Italian premiere of the Wagner opera GOTTERDAMMERUNG, it received a lukewarm response from audience and critics. A few months later, concertgoers filled opera houses on both sides of the Atlantic to hear it. In Act I, Rodolfo the painter has just met Mimi in the darkness of his garret while trying to look for a key she has lost. Their hands meet in the gloom; singing CHE GELIDA MANINA, he introduces himself as a poet, poor in circumstance, but whose dreams of love make him a millionaire at heart. Instrumentation: 2+Picc.2+EH.2+BCl.2: 4.0.3.0: Timp: Perc(1) Hp: Str (4.4.3.3.3 in set): Solo Tenor. Versions in both the original key of D-flat Major and transposed to C Major are available from the publisher. This edition has been transposed from the original D-flat Major to C Major. Only the parts have been transposed; no transposed score exists. The set includes a score still in the original D-flat Major for convenience. For those looking for just the score, the original key of D-flat is available as A299201. | 2+Picc.2+EH.2+BCl.2: 4.0.3.0: Timp: Perc(1) Hp: Str (4.4.3.3.3 in set): Solo Tenor | |
| 14873 | DAE580E6-DB0C-4792-B0CD-D62BD56D2698 | 10370111 | Christmas Music for Strings | (not set) | Double Bass | |
| 14874 | DAEC865B-C683-4748-8B43-4FB1CEA6ABB5 | EBM0640018 | Variations for Brass and Percussion | Variations for Brass and Percussion by Donald MacInnis (1964) is scored for 2 trumpets, 2 horns, 2 tenor trombones, bass trombone, tuba, xylophone, timpani, and gongs. Duration ca. 3' | Brass [2231] and Percussion [Timp Xylo 2Gongs] | |
| 14875 | DAEE4B82-2300-4A31-8212-F70E0FF84F6D | 50130002 | Two Christmas Nights | This beautiful, reflective piece features two settings of "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," now arranged for bands of limited instrumentation. Playable with as few as five winds and percussion, this work is ideal for rebuilding programs and young bands. | Versa-Band | |
| 14876 | DAF1383A-7761-4028-96B9-129D1ED56BBF | 60710008 | The Lark Ascending for Violin and Piano, IRV 38 | Ralph Vaughan Williams, ever fond of poetry, found creative impetus for his beautiful romance THE LARK ASCENDING, IRV 38, in an 1881 poem by George Meredith. Marie Pauline Hall, to whom the work was dedicated, gave the first performance of the original violin and piano version, here presented in a Masters reprint edition, at Shirehampton Public Hall on December 15, 1920, beside pianist Geoffrey Mendham. After World War I, the composer expanded the work for soloist and full orchestra. This has become the version most familiar to listeners. The violin, lifting its silvery tones above the stage, captures the soaring nature of Meredith’s couplet: "Till lost on his aerial rings/In light, and then the fancy sings." Reprint edition. | Violin and Piano | |
| 14877 | DAF2BAAF-4D90-461C-B0C9-26EC0BC075F0 | 50760008 | The Indian Character Piece, Bk. 2 | This unique collection of Indian character pieces reveals a genre that has been neglected for many years, with much of the music having been out of print since the 1920's. Musically, the pieces are appealing to play and are a fascinating reflection of social and political issues our nation was facing at the turn of the 20th century. Contains detailed historical notes on this nearly forgotten aspect of American classical music, along with supplementary fingerings and practice suggestions added throughout by editor Stephanie Bruning, professor at Morgan State University, who is both a celebrated piano performer and expert in piano pedagogy. | Piano | |
| 14878 | DAF2CCB7-B3A4-4B77-BE40-E4222DCDA0AD | EBM0610088 | Symphony No. 5 | Premiere: The Philadelphia Orchestra, Dennis Russell Davies conducting, Philadelphia, PA, January 11, 1990. Movements: 1. Pensive/Active, 2. Scherzo mortale, 3. Hymne á l'Amour, 4. Machine | 3(Pi)3(EH)3(EbCl)3(Cbn) 4331 Timp Pc Hp Str | |
| 14879 | DAF38FEE-CB93-4C79-8428-49AE9DDB5578 | SS363 | Betty Lee | Baritone B.c. | ||
| 14880 | DAF3E53A-7D34-43C7-A889-3CBE9B30D6E4 | SU305 | Toccata from "Suite Gothique" | Leon Boellmann (1862-1897) was known in his short life as a dedicated teacher, gifted composer, and an excellent organist. He left 68 public works, among which the best known are "Variations Symphoniques for Cello and Orchestra", a symphony, and "Fantasie Dialoguee for Organ and Orchestra". Perhaps his most famous for organ is his "Suite Gothique". The Toccata is the final movement of the suite, and such is the dark mood created by the composer, that one might imagine that this music was composed to accompany a silent horror movie. Instrumentation: 3 standard flutes, alto flute and bass flute. | Flute Quintet: 3 Standard Flutes, Alto Flute and Bass Flute |