G. Schirmer

An unfinished Oratorio by Mendelssohn, for mixed soloists and SATB chorus with Piano accompaniment. The English version of the text is by W. Bartholomew.

This heartfelt Mexican folksong features altos for much of the melody, a strumming piano accompaniment (or harp), glistening women's glissandi and a soaring soprano solo descant. In Spanish.

With Piano reduction of Orchestral Score by Bruce Howden.

Here is a Russian classic that never ceases to stir the emotions of the audience and band alike. Paul uses a combination of tempos and styles to convey the excitement and drama of the original in his...

For Brass Band of Old Instruments (or modern brass quintet or sextet) and Concert Band. Arranged by Keith Brion. Grades 4-5.

Grades 4-5

Grades 4-5

In typical Percy Grainger fashion, this melodic work is a great contrast to bolder works. Arranged for Concert Band (Grades 4-5) by Glenn Cliffe Bainum.

G. Schirmer Concert Band - Grade 3-5 Using Samuel Barber's interweaving melodies and distinctive harmonies, Richard Saucedo has created this beautifully scored setting for concert band. Opening with s...

Creating a musical representation of earth's grand vistas and landscapes, Crosslands opens with a delicate, simple theme that is pastoral and reflective. Building to a bold heroic theme stated by Trum...

Composed in the style of a grand and descriptive film score, The Last Centaur is a musical depiction of a centaur who is separated from his family by war, the ensuing adventures, and ultimate reunion...

This classic Schirmer edition has been enhanced with a companion CD. Each of the four movements is recorded three times. First is a full performance for listening, followed by a Primo only recording,...

Although beyond the capabilities of most student orchestras, this tonal work was composed for didactic purposes. There is a certain amount of licence with harmony and counterpoint resulting in a style...

For four French horns, three trumpets, three trombones, tuba and timpani.

The nickname derives from the story that Mozart wrote this work while partaking in a game of skittles. 'Kegelstatt' = Skittle Alley. The Clarinet part can be replaced by a Violin. The score is dated A...

Commissioned by the Verdehr Trio, Tibetan Dance had its first performance on March 7, 2001. The three-movement work is based on the rhythm and melodic motive of a Tibetan folk dance from Qinghai, a Ch...

Sonatina For Piano (1949) is a work for solo Piano, scored in three movements: Allegro Con Spirito Andante Con Espressione Allegro Vivace. It was the first published work of the American composerand p...

Six Preludes from Robert Muczynski ranges from the lively and gay to the slow and expressive; but retains throughout the characteristic signature of Muczynski which has won him numerous awards through...

For flute, violin and piano.

This piece was inspired by the composer's childhood memory of riding her horse through a deep valley in the Andes range in Bolivia. First performed by Chee-Yun, violin, David Finckel, cello, and Wu Ha...

One of the world's most popular beginning classical guitar methods by South American guitar virtuoso Julio Sagreras and translated by Bernard Moore. Features carefully sequenced studies covering techn...

For Oboe, Clarinet, Horn, Bassoon and Piano. Jerusalem Mix takes its name from a popular Israeli dish made of an eclectic assortment of fried meats. The dish, much like the city of its origin, is a me...

A mantra is a means of meditation, a word or phrase, or even a single sound, repeated over and over again for the purpose of spiritual centering. The repetition of a mantra is said to bring about pers...