Dieter Fahrner

The first Solfege Suite consists of three pieces of contrasting styles: Bolero, Galop, and March. The names give away the character, but the truly fabulous part is that the text is all solfege. Singer...

The first Solfege Suite consists of three pieces of contrasting styles: Bolero, Galop, and March. The names give away the character, but the truly fabulous part is that the text is all solfege. Singer...

The first Solfege Suite consists of three pieces of contrasting styles: March, Bolero, and Gallop. The names give away the character, but the truly fabulous part is that the text is all solfege. Singe...

The first Solfege Suite consists of three pieces of contrasting styles: March, Bolero, and Gallop. The names give away the character, but the truly fabulous part is that the text is all solfege. Singe...

Arranger Ken Berg (Birmingham Boys Choir) has given us a superb setting of the Howard Walter I Would Be True poem that is often set to the Scottish-Irish folk song Londonderry. An optional flute (C in...

Written by jazz guitar great Michael Anthony who states, 'This book is an attempt to eliminate, or at the minimum decrease the frequency of such 'deer in the headlights' sputters and stalls and the th...

Why Not?' is the most well-known piece by Dominican Republic pianist/composer Michel Camilo. It appeared for the fist time on his 1984 album record 'French Toast'. He re-recorded it in 1985 for the 'W...

Answer Me, My Love' was originally written with German lyrics by Fred Rauch and music by Gerard Winkler under the title 'Mutterlein'. Shortly after, Carl Sigman wrote the English lyrics and gave it th...

Feelin’ All Right is the title track from the first record album by Frode Thingnæs, released in 1974. In Norway, the song became well-known after being used as jingle for the TV-programme “På sparket”...

A Beautiful arrangement of one of the most beloved songs from the history of the musicals! Solo feature for Flugelhorn- or vocalist with concert band arrangement. Here's That Rainy Day was heard for t...

As a follow-up to Ken Berg's extremely successful Solfege Suite #1, here is Solfege Suite #2! Besides teaching solfege, form and other musical elements, they also stand as performance pieces. Each tit...

As a follow-up to Ken Berg's extremely successful Solfege Suite #1, here is Solfege Suite #2! Besides teaching solfege, form and other musical elements, they also stand as performance pieces. Each tit...

As a follow-up to Ken Berg's extremely successful Solfege Suite #1, here is Solfege Suite #2!Besides teaching solfege, form and other musical elements, they also stand as performance pieces. Each titl...

As a follow-up to Ken Berg's extremely successful Solfege Suite #1, here is Solfege Suite #2!Besides teaching solfege, form and other musical elements, they also stand as performance pieces. Each titl...

As a follow-up to Ken Berg's extremely successful Solfege Suite #1, here is Solfege Suite #2!Besides teaching solfege, form and other musical elements, they also stand as performance pieces. Each titl...

As a follow-up to Ken Berg's extremely successful Solfege Suite #1, here is Solfege Suite #2!Besides teaching solfege, form and other musical elements, they also stand as performance pieces. Each titl...

A simple, delicate treatment of this traditional Polish carol that works well for either youth or adult treble choirs. Suitable for Christmas concerts and services, with unique but easy accompaniment...

This gently flowing arrangement is the perfect complement to this well-known text. Available: 2-Part. Approx. Time: 3:45.

Here is a lively American singing game arranged for young treble singers in such a way that the parts almost teach themselves! The verse/refrain is in pentatonic, so the canonic harmonies are easily l...