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| # | ID | Titlecode | Title Name | Marketing Copy | Instrumentation | |
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| 17181 | FA82F3B7-8C3C-469C-AEBD-41873D5FA53A | SS404 | Tall Tale for Tympani | Timpani Unaccompanied | ||
| 17182 | FA8396C6-E6C9-40FB-9309-79BFC4A082F5 | SU562 | Three Debussy Pieces | This edition has been painstakingly prepared from music in Harold Wright's studio library. As a clarinetist, Harold Wright epitomized refinement, elegance, impeccable legato, masterful control, and a ravishing beauty of tone. He ws endlessly refining his thinking and approach to the masterworks with which he is most associated. His carefully penciled music, from which the "Harold Wright Legacy Series" is drawn, suggests this subtle evolution. Pieces by Debussy include: I. La Plus Que Lente, II. Arabesque No. 1 (with opt. part for Clarinet in A), III. Arabasque No. 2 | Clarinet in Bb (optional Clarinet in A) and Piano | |
| 17183 | FA8D044A-D0F0-4C51-BB47-7493DAC6FDEF | SS762 | Suite No. 3 | This transcription by James Kasprzyk of the Bach cello suites is part of the Fred Hemke Saxophone Series. Movements: I. Predudium, II. Allemande, III. Courante, IV. Sarabande, V. Bourree I, VI. Bourree II, VII. Gigue | Baritone Sax | |
| 17184 | FA8F4DEF-6293-4150-B21D-E576AB13DB33 | 52711561 | Let's Duet: Volume 2 - Violin | The second volume in this series includes intermediate level duets compatible for violin, viola, cello and bass. Learn dotted rhythms and 6/8 meter, chromatic fingerings, facility with pizzicato, varying types of bow strokes, and double stops as students are introduced to shifting with familiar classic tunes. This volume is a technique builder and works best with the more treble of the two instruments on the top line. | Violin Duet | |
| 17185 | FA900343-E9F7-41F6-98FD-D532339B2748 | S407 | Masque | Commissioned in 1967 by the State College of Arkansas for the dedication of the Fine Arts Center. It was premiered in February of 1968 by the State College of Arkansas band, Homer Brown conducter. | Concert Band | |
| 17186 | FA92C2E0-EB27-491A-9470-5AEBAC1212F4 | ST736CO | Quadrille | (not set) | Woodwind Quartet | |
| 17187 | FA9321B8-0608-4968-9002-488823F5298A | 50250069 | Revenge of the Dust Bunnies for String Orchestra | Just when you thought it was safe to look under the bed, the dust bunnies have returned for their ultimate revenge! Some added percussion and an optional piano make this a real treat for your orchestra, and a vacuum cleaner or two will bring down the house. | String Orchestra, Percussion, Optional Piano | |
| 17188 | fa955af2-9e3b-11f0-a418-0022482c9682 | SO224C | On Edge | On Edge refers to a feeling of nervousness and suspense, and is the opposite of calm and relaxed. This piece conveys the feeling of urgency and anticipation through rapid 8th note passages in all parts and the sound of the minor key. Written in the keys of D minor and E minor, there are 2 main themes intertwined throughout the parts, with portions of them played simultaneously at measure 33. A multitude of teaching skills for reinforcement include 2 note slurs, the note Bb, dotted quarter rhythms, hooked bowings, arpeggios, steady 8th notes, bow placement and distribution, note doubling, and knowing who has the melody! This is a great teaching piece and fun for the player and audience! | String Orchestra | |
| 17189 | FA9D4A18-1CA9-4895-8300-E278F3FD98D0 | SS687 | Cake Walk for Kettles | Timpani Unaccompanied | ||
| 17190 | FA9F0D6A-86D7-4562-BD96-A30FFF8F7EAB | S948CB | Italian Wedding Song, Op. 151 | Italian Wedding Song is a lyric, very romantic song in g minor, reminiscent in some ways of the music of Puccini and Verdi. Like Barnes’ Yorkshire Ballad, it is a brief, solemn work, perfect for teaching students to play in an emotional, legato style. If you have a good Euphonium player, this work is a must; it is an excellent choice for a moment of touching repose on your next concert. Italian Wedding Song is carefully scored and cross-cued, and the ranges are very reasonable for all instruments. | Concert Band | |
| 17191 | FAA7EFCD-8C9F-4778-8E70-991324CADD39 | S427CB | Centurion | (not set) | Concert Band | |
| 17192 | faa84a35-9e3b-11f0-a418-0022482c9682 | SO225C | Galician Carol | Situated in the northwest corner of modern Spain, Galicia is an autonomous region and distinct nationality under Spanish law. It was Celtic land for about 1000 years until it was incorporated into the Roman Empire in 19 BC. This carol reflects both the Celtic and Hispanic heritage of the Galician people. While the opening tune fairly resembles an Irish jig, the key change to minor and the accompaniment of castinets and tambourine displays the distinct Hispanic influence. Traditionally the tune is often played on the Galician gaita, the generic term for Spanish bagpipes, which has drone and chanter pipes like its Irish and Scottish cousins. This arrangement includes a part for optional tambourine and castanets which can be performed by a single percussionist. Careful consideration was taken in scoring interesting parts for all players and every instrument in the orchestra plays significant sections of the melody. | String Orchestra, Optional Percussion (1) | |
| 17193 | FAAA337D-0AEC-49F2-98D0-EA67B049A1D9 | R24 | Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and Band | (not set) | Tenor Saxophone Solo: Concert Band | |
| 17194 | FAAD7E39-E8AD-427B-B678-A05C626995F2 | 18200022 | Overture for Orchestra | A dramatic, exuberant composition, in which even an average junior high school orchestra can achieve a genuine, big symphonic sound. "Written in D minor, Overture for Orchestra ...is a terrific selection for a developing orchestra with less experienced string players than wind players." (Bill Bitter, The Instrumentalist, December 1999). | Full Orchestra | |
| 17195 | FAB4DFBF-1FC1-4A71-83DD-D9D825D79CAE | 52793008 | POP see 52793016 1, 2, 3, Play! - Cello Part with CD | This collection includes fifteen works in varying styles, keys, moods, and meters, from easy to intermediate level. One, two, or three players may join either a teacher accompaniment part or piano. Books for violin, viola and cello are available in addition to teacher scores and piano accompaniment for each instrument. | Cello Trio, Flexible Instrumentation | |
| 17196 | FAB86093-BD8E-4819-A7EC-5B709A1FCF09 | A908990 | String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11: Andante Cantabile [composer's transcription] | cello / string orchestra | ||
| 17197 | faba981d-9e3b-11f0-a418-0022482c9682 | SO226C | Courage | This simple piece attempts to take the audience and the players to a time forgotten, when human values such as chivalry and courage were an integral part of the lives of those who came before us. People weren’t afraid to speak out for fear of retaliation and that took courage. This piece commemorates that courage. | String Orchestra | |
| 17198 | FABC2539-AAA0-4115-8AC4-B23D6C90A875 | S414CB | Passacaglia and Fugue in c Minor | Though originally composed for the pedal harpsichord, this work has long been associated with the organ. It is the grandeur and colors of that instrument which this arrangement for symphonic band strives to capture. Arranged by hornist, composer and arranger Nicholas Falcone. | Concert Band | |
| 17199 | FABC4D8B-F33C-4766-9361-6D1BBA7D1FBE | M392091 | Fiddlers Three | (not set) | Three Violins | |
| 17200 | FABD61C8-7E3E-4CF6-BC3A-5D3F53F399D1 | A196902 | Symphony No. 3 in C minor, Op. 78: Organ Symphony | The Symphony No. 3 in C minor, popularly known as the "Organ Symphony", was completed in 1886 at what could be considered the artistic peak of Saint-Saëns’ (1835-1921) career. The composer said of the work, "I gave everything to it I was able to give. What I have here accomplished, I will never achieve again." Seeming to recognize that it would be his last attempt at the symphonic form, the composer filled the work with virtuoso piano passages, brilliant Romantic-era orchestral writing, and the sound of a cathedral-sized pipe organ. The composer did note in his own analysis of the symphony that, while it was cast in two movements, "the traditional four-movement structure is maintained." One of the symphony’s outstanding and original features is its use of keyboard instruments, with piano, scored for both two and four hands at various places, and the pipe organ. The work uses its thematic material, derived from fragments of plainsong, as a unifying device as each melody appears in more than one movement. Saint-Saëns also employed a method of thematic variation borrowed from his friend Franz Liszt, to whose memory he dedicated the work. Instrumentation: 3(3dPicc).2+EH.2+BCl.2+CBsn: 4.3.3.1: Timp.Perc(2): Org.Pno(4hnd): Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set). | 3(3dPicc).2+EH.2+BCl.2+CBsn: 4.3.3.1: Timp.Perc(2): Org.Pno(4hnd): Str (9-8-7-6-5 in set) |