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Rückert-Lieder' is a song cycle by Mahler (1860 - 1911) of five lieder (songs) originally for voice and orchesta or piano and based on poems written by Friedrich Rückert. This arrangement by Fred Hemk...

Originally for violin (Op. 16), this transcription for flute by Arthur Ephross is technically demanding. It is a wonderful selection for the advanced player.

This advanced flute sonata employs exotic scales and a meterless approach to rhythm that rather emphasizes a freer approach to the interpretation of the rhythm.

This edition for flute and guitar was realized and edited by Gerald Klickstein.

Part of the Andrew Gurwitz Memorial Series of Music for Strings.

This theme and 29 variations on the famous melody uses well-known musical motifs. Variation titles are relevant to the style: I. Minore, II. Pastorale, III. Giocoso, IV. Allegro Moderato, V. March Mil...

These twenty etudes by Don Haddad emphasize phrasing and melodic playing in a variety of meters, tempi, and keys for the intermediate to advancing tuba player.

The Prelude is derived from Telemann's Sonata in G Minor and the Allegretto from his Sonata 1 in Bb Major.

This short but exciting solo piece showcases the tuba's upper register and is a marvelous study in articulation for the intermediate player. The tessitura also makes performance possible on euphonium...

This technically challenging piece is perfect for intermediate to intermediate-advanced players to work on more complicated rhythmic patterns in different musical styles and modal scalar motion. Versi...

Also titled 'Der alte Brummbar' (The Old Grumbling Bear). By Julius Fucik, justifiably called the 'Czech March King', this 'polka comique' came to the attention of the editor when he began searching f...

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The Merry King' is a folk song from Sussex, England. Percy Grainger originally transcribed the melody in 1905, sketched for chorus within the year after, then set it for piano or small orchestra betwe...

Vincenzo Righini (1756-1812) began his career as a well-known opera tenor until vocal damage drove him to begin composing himself. ( He is most well-known for his operas, sacred music and songs.) He d...

Chrysoprase IV is a virtuosic showpiece for drum set featuring tuned tom-toms, turn-on-a-dime meter changes, and driving accented passages that require precision stick technique. Advanced players will...

The work's title is taken from the last seal in the book of Revelations. The seventh seal, being a culmination of the first six, denotes the emotional program of this work. The first movement is thema...

Of Sailors and Whales' is a five-movement work based on five scenes from Herman Mehlville's 'Moby Dick'. It was commissioned by and is dedicated to the California Band Directors' Assocation, Inc., and...

As the title suggests, this is a piece in the style of a gallop that depicts the frantic pace of clowns running around performing their zany antics at the circus. While the piece uses a vague tonal ce...

This symphony, commissioned by and dedicated to Roy Holder and his wonderful Lake Braddock High School Band, is both shorter and simpler to play than the composer's other symphonies, but it loses noth...

This clarinet choir written by Lucien Cailliet includes optional parts for Ab Sopranino clarinet and Eb contra alto clarinet.

This sonata (from 'Canzoni e Sonate') is comparable to Gabrieli's 'Pian 'e Forte' since both were written for two, four-voiced choirs, and both were among the first compositions to have designated dyn...

The 'Album for the Young, Op. ', a collection of short piano pieces was first published in 1849 by Schuberth & Company. They were written by Schumann for his oldest child on her birthday. Mr. Schoop h...