Theodor Niemann

The first two of these four songs are for solo baritone. The third song, 'Pan', is written for both soloists, with the melody passing back and forth between the singers. Xenophanes is also written for...

New flex band arrangement by Clarence Barber, playable on any SSATB combination of woodwind, brass, or string players with optional percussion. Commissioned by the All-Japan Association to be used in...

This is a charming set of eight short movements, beautifully and intelligently setting some of Shakespeare's best-loved words. Ideal for upper voice choirs looking for something interesting and access...

Orchestra material is available on hire.

Gardner's take on this well-loved carol is beautifully tender, with heartwarming melodies supported by a soft, pulsing piano part. An orchestral accompaniment, scored 2fl, 2ob, 2cl, 2bn, 4hn, 2tpt, 3t...

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this lively arrangement of 'How bright the Morning Star does shine' approaches the well-known melody with an intricate fugal texture and baroque-inspired m...

Originally published in John Gardner Carols, this is an atmospheric setting of the well-known text, with gentle, rocking melodies, and beautifully ethereal harmonies. Also available as the second piec...

Sergej Bortkiewicz (1877 - 1952) schrieb seine Russische Rhapsodie op. 45 (1935) und das Klavierkonzert Nr. 2 in c-Moll op. 28 (1924) für den Pianisten Paul Wittgenstein. Dieser hatte im Ersten Weltkr...

DRAYTON HALL ESPRIT was commissioned by the Drayton Hall Middle School Band, Charleston, South Carolina, Debbie Oxner, conductor. Drayton Hall was one of the few plantation homes that was not burned b...

A very straightforward, easy to interpret work, that opens forcefully, moves to a Romantic middle section before returning to the beginning tempo for the finale. Lower brass must be a little stronger...

A very straightforward, easy to interpret work, that opens forcefully, moves to a Romantic middle section before returning to the beginning tempo for the finale. Lower brass must be a little stronger...