Ethel Caffie-Austin

Gade 'Tango Fantasia' and other short pieces from Denmark by Andersen, Svendsen and Hartman, arranged for Flute and Piano. Edited by James Galway and Toke Lund Christiansen.

Here we have a collection of 11of the greatest tracks by the ever-cheeky pop-punksters Sum 41. Transcribed for the guitar, this book includes tablature as well as notation.

The Playing Techniques series marks the culmination of legendary drummers Ralph Humphrey and Joe Porcaro's deep contribution to drum set education. Covering the study of everything pertaining to the p...

The Playing Techniques series marks the culmination of legendary drummers Ralph Humphrey and Joe Porcaro's deep contribution to drum set education. Covering the study of everything pertaining to the p...

The Playing Techniques series marks the culmination of legendary drummers Ralph Humphrey and Joe Porcaro's deep contribution to drum set education. Covering the study of everything pertaining to the p...

Authentic guitar transcriptions of all twelve songs from the punk-pop quartet's 2002 album. Includes guitar tablature and standard notation, chord symbols and lyrics.

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Doppelausgabe

Similar to the trademark version by Ike & Tina Turner, this easy arrangement starts out slow in the beginning, then kicks into high gear to finish out. Saxes take the lead at first, but there is plent...

For four Bb clarinets (fourth part opt. bass clarinet) Includes: Vater unser im Himmelreich (Our Father in Heaven); Befiehl du deine Wege (Entrust Thy Ways); Uns ist ein Kind geboren (Unto Us a Child...

This matching folio includes all 14 songs from the popular 2007 release by these Canadian punk-metal stars: Best of Me - Confusion and Frustration in Modern Times - Count Your Last Blessings - Dear Fa...

This solo for flute and piano reduction is the 1st movement of a larger three movement work entitled 'Scenes Ecossaises (Scotch Scenes)', Op. 138, originally written by Benjamin Godard (1849-1895) for...