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5 pieces for bassoon and piano to introduce the tenor clef and incorporate easy piano parts. They are intended to follow Four Easy Pieces and also to introduce some further aspects of bassoon playing...

Four short pieces from the children's television series, including the famous signature theme by Vernon Elliott for Bassoon and Piano. Includes parts for treble clef C, and Bb instruments.

Vernon Elliott. A Suite for Bassoon and Piano based on themes from the television series. Also includes solo parts for treble clef C and B flat instruments.

Horn in F, and Transcription for E flat Tenor Horn by Brian Wiggins. This is a special item which is made to order. Please e-mail our Mail Order Department for further information.

Seven pieces for Oboe and Piano.

An approachable set of four pieces for the progressing trombonist by veteran Royal Opera House trombonist and Royal Academy of Music teacher, Harold Nash. Each piece in the set explores a different hu...

Quintessence consists of five pieces for Tuba with Piano accompaniment, by Eileen Clews. Set as part of the ABRSM Tuba Grades 4 and 5.

Sonata No. 2 composed 1953. Duration 9 minutes. Scored for Violin and Piano.

For three players at one Piano.

Scored for 12 toy instruments, piano and strings. Composed 1957.

Studies on Tone Colour and Interpretation.

A set of daily exercises to improve vocal technique that are an appendix to the vocal exercises on 'Tone Placing and Enunciation' and 'Tone Colour and Interpretation'

A superb collection of standard repertoire for the classical singer. Titles range from Baroque to late 19th century and titles often appear on the ABRSM singing syllabus.

A superb collection of standard repertoire for the classical singer. Titles range from Baroque to late 19th century and titles often appear on the ABRSM singing syllabus.

A superb collection of standard repertoire for the classical singer. Titles range from Baroque to late 19th century and titles often appear on the ABRSM singing syllabus.

Three Nonsense Songs arranged for voice and piano. Words by Edward Lear, set to music by Victor Hely-Hutchinson.