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14961DBFCB151-DC8E-4D0C-AE77-F97654976571SC44Oh! Remember MeSsa
14962DC04D087-3C8F-4FE4-884B-04F06EFDD211R00456Blast!For double brass quintet positioned antiphonally4 Trumpets, 2 Horns, 2 Trombones, 2 Tubas, Percussion(2)
14963dc07af74-9e39-11f0-a418-0022482c9682A322302La Favorita: Act III, Aria: O mio Fernando (soprano)LA FAVORITA (THE FAVORITE) is an opera in four acts by Gaetano Donizetti (1797-1848). The libretto by Alphonse Royer and Gustave Vaëz is based on the play LE COMTE DE COMMINGES by François-Thomas-Marie de Baculard d’Arnaud. On the brink of taking his monastic vows, the young novice Fernand declares that he has fallen in love with a lady whose identity remains unrevealed to him. He discovers her to be Léonor, the mistress of Alfonso XI, the King of Castile. Receiving an army commission from her, he earns a prize from the king himself for his success on the battlefield. When he announces his wish to marry Léonor, further revelations lead to her arrest. He decides to return to monastic life, but her exhausted appearance persuades him to declare his love for her again before she dies in his arms. The opera premiered at the Salle Le Peletier in Paris on December 2, 1840. In the Act 3 aria O MIO FERNANDO, Léonor sings of both her desire to marry Fernando and the fear of bringing him dishonor. Instrumentation: 2.2.2.2: 4.2.3.0: Timp: Hp: Str (4.4.3.3.3 in set): Solo Sop.2.2.2.2: 4.2.3.0: Timp: Hp: Str (4.4.3.3.3 in set): Solo Sop
14964DC07EC61-F297-456C-B5C9-46738A745D07WM10790Eclogue, Opus 12This lyrical and beautifully melancholy melody was originally written for the English horn with piano. This transcription by Tristan Willems includes parts for both alto and soprano saxophones.Saxophone (Alto or Soprano) & Piano
14965DC08340F-AC01-4E1B-83F1-8D34B46AB4B152702495Italian Concerto(not set)Violin 1 or Flute , Viola or alt. Violin 2 and Cello
14966DC0D5F41-0D17-43F7-A813-EE20AA8FAEE4R00471Waltz for Quintet from Telluris Theoria SacraFlute, Violin, Viola, Cello, Piano
14967DC16CE3A-C3DA-4AAB-9498-95B8C0B3D742R01546Vivace for String OrchestraVivace (2010) for string orchestra began its musical life as the third movement of my Sonata for Guitar (2009), recorded by Isaac Bustos on MSR Classics [MS 1581]. While writing the sonata I began to realize what a “symphonic” instrument the guitar really is, and how well idiomatic guitar figurations might translate to the orchestra. As the title suggests, Vivace is a short lively piece tinged with spiritual uplift. Supported by a steady rhythmic ostinato in stretto, the broad melody (in slow harmonic rhythm) is presented first in the highest voice and then answered in a lower one. The dovetailing of gestures and its consequent antiphonal character permeate the movement. Often the melody is presented “in harmony” at the interval of the 7th or 9th. As with many of my recent compositions, variation, color and drama are enhanced by the juxtaposition of pandiatonic passages with those that are chromatic and dissonant.

Vivace has been recorded by the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra on MSR Classics [MS 1582]. --Peter Lieuwen		String Orchestra
14968DC1DB85B-1A06-4F2D-9367-2CDDED21B19EB392302Pledge of Allegiance, TheAlfred Reed created this setting of THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE for Band in conjuction with either unison Voices or Mixed Chorus. A version for Orchestra is also available. The corresponding choral score is available from E.F. Kalmus (A681492).Concert Band and Unison Voices or Mixed Chorus
14969DC1E8A5F-CF34-4792-8E2D-89A23707EB3CLV426MBIt's a Grand Old Flag(not set)Marching Band
14970DC1EFD4A-D4B8-40EB-ACF9-EDAB4B764361SS937RondeauAlto Clarinet
14971DC22F1D8-59D2-4742-B725-C69296D2F8EFSS376Concerto No. 1 (out-of-print)Trombone
14972DC28B0D8-17B5-403F-BE3D-6D627025CB6852703164Holiday JazzHere's a fun collection for this year's holidays! Eleven holiday favorites are given a little twist and come out as We Wish You a Merry Tango; The Rest of the Gentlemen; The Halls Bedecked; Cool King Wenceslas and more!Violin 1, Violin 2, Viola, Cello
14973DC35BDAC-DA0F-42E9-B2A7-C603A8261499S106CBJet FlightConcert Band
14974DC36AF67-A7AE-4A37-9B6E-402102F96468X151006Exultation and LamentAlto Saxophone, Timpani
14975DC37DF27-9CED-4E6F-B9E2-5967FDA2BC69A227302Legende, Op. 172, 2, 2, 2 - 2, 0, 0, 0, timp, str, solo violin in set
14976DC396C9B-725D-4C6A-8455-0AF1D8B33E42LV163CBTexas TuneThis piece is part of the Music Your Band Can Play series, a series dedicated to providing familiar folk songs, carefully selected and properly arranged for the elementary band program, in an effort to maintain and increase interest in beginning programs.Concert Band
14977DC49722A-C085-4AE7-AB61-C71F17D9767752250945Little BluebirdThis breezy swing piece for string orchestra is a sure crowd-pleaser. No improvisation is required but chord changes are provided for those who are ready to try.String Orchestra
14978DC4E665D-6736-47E4-901A-376ED245633550100006Auf Stillem WaldespfadThe title means "In Silent Forests." Richard Strauss composed it for piano during the same period of his life as Allerseelen. Albert Oliver Davis gave us both of these arrangements for band, and now we are able to present the sister work to this standard of band repertoire. Auf Stillem Waldespfad is fun to conduct with its ever-stretching phrases and changing colors.Concert Band
14979DC5052D6-3AB8-48A9-A99B-66687F6540B250100236A Jubilant FanfareStart your next program with the bold and melodic sounds of this impressive concert opener. Stately percussion opens the work in a grand display as winds join in with a dramatic display of pomp and majesty.Concert Band
14980DC515A5B-2433-4D9C-93AE-9CB16B5C8B57A915402Suor Angelica: Amici fiori (Original and Revised Versions of the Abandoned Aria for Angelica)SUOR ANGELICA (SISTER ANGELICA) is a one-act opera by Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924). The second opera in a trio known as Il trittico (The Triptych), each one dealing with the concealment of a death, the work premiered at the Metropolitan Opera on December 14, 1918. It tells the story of a 17th century nun, Angelica, who has been placed in a convent by her family, whom she has not seen for seven years. Her aunt, the Princess, arrives after all this time to ask Angelica to sign away her inheritance. Angelica refuses to do so, not for herself, but for her son whose birth was the reason for her being placed in the convent. The Princess then informs her that her son had died two years previously. "Amici Fiori" (Flower Friends) was the original aria intended to be sung by Angelica, a listing of the flowers she will use to make a poison so that she may join her son in Heaven. One of Puccini's boldest and most beautiful harmonic ventures, bordering on atonality, most sopranos omitted it early on, despite Puccini's pleas to include it. The aria has since been completely removed from the opera. Michael Kaye has edited this abandoned aria to include both the original and revised versions. Instrumentation: 2.1+EH.2+BCl.2: 4.2.0.0: Timp.Perc(1): Hp.Clst: Str (4-4-3-3-3 in set): Sop Solo.2.1+EH.2+BCl.2: 4.2.0.0: Timp.Perc(1): Hp.Clst: Str (4-4-3-3-3 in set): Sop Solo