Southern Music Company

A Collection of 33 Original Oboe Solos for Concerts and Contests (also suitable for Saxophone). Compiled and Revised by Albert J. Andraud.

Clement Lenom was oboist with the Boston Symphony and professor at the New England Conservatory of Music. His Musette Pastorale for oboe and piano or string quartet was dedicated to this friend George...

A delightful tone poem composed as an oboe solo with wind orchestra accompaniment and dedicated to Susan Hicks Brashier. Later versions for solo clarinet and flute, and orchestra and band accompanimen...

A 3-movement concerto for oboe and string orchestra, Down a River of Time is an alternately joyous and wistful contemplation reflecting on life, memory, and the importance of dreams and ideals. Dedica...

Seventeen solos and one duet for the advanced snare drummer. Includes: Eastman Etude - Exploring the Unknown - Innovation in 2/4 - Like Cool - Rhythm Rampage - Rudimental Rondo - Soliloquy - A Switch...

Written to be musically awarding to the average 8th-grade student or enthusiastic 7th-grader, this composition is based on the music and sounds of Japan, though it is not a transcription of any partic...

1st Place Winner in the Percussive Arts Society Composition Contest Multiple Percussion Solo.

Six suites originally written by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) for unaccompanied cello. The suites have been transcribed for baritone/trombone by Robert Marsteller.

This piece is a wonderful recital or contest selection for advancing players. Movements: I. Allegro, II. Adagio, III. Rondo- Vivace

Napoli is perhaps the most famous solo by Sousa arranger and cornet virtuoso Hermann Bellstedt. Conceived as a theme and variations on a wildly popular 19th Century song, this edition by Bellstedt's s...

This contemporary, yet tonal, original piece is ideal for the advanced high school through college level player. Versions for both horn and trombone/baritone (B.C.) are available from the publisher.

Commisioned by The National Association of College Wind and Percussion Instructors.

The character of the 'Ritual' movement is dramatic and slow, which trasitions without pause to the quick and lively 'Celebration'. Commissioned by and dedicated to Ken Kistner.

A fun polka for beginning trombone players.

The several days which followed the tragedy of September 11, 2001, New York became a city landscape of empty streets and impromptu, heartbreaking memorials mourning our lost citizens, friends and fami...