Noten von Lloyd Conley bei Kendor Music

Four Irish classics make up this grade 3+ medley for AATB saxophone quartet. A lively 9/8 fiddle tune, Barney Bralligan, sets the opening pace, followed by the familiar Hush Little Baby and the plaint...

This Scottish folk song favorite is arranged in a quasi-modern fashion, offering styles, tempi and harmonies a bit off the beaten path, plus soloistic exposure to all players. Instrumentation includes...

This delightful collection features five great Irish favorites: Londonderry Air, The Kerry Dance, The Lass With The Delicate Air, The Irish Washerwoman, and The Girl I Left Behind Me. As is true of al...

Trombonists will savor these creative variations on the light classical favorites Humoresque (Dvorak) and Dance Of The Hours (Ponchielli) for grade 4+ quartets. Both themes feature jazz harmonies and...

These three grade 3 horn duets, representing various periods and styles, are playable either alone or with piano. While the accompaniment offers support and enhancement - performance without piano wil...

This grade 3-4 collection includes four works featuring great Americana favorites. With the exception of Stars And Stripes, all are treated in a refreshing contemporary style that will be enjoyable to...

This grade 3+ medley of four Irish pieces is written for 2 Bb trumpets, horn in F, trombone and tuba. Beginning with the doleful Old Skibbereen, the exuberant Kerry Dance follows. Next the beautiful M...

This set of four works features great American favorites at their finest. With the exception of Stars And Stripes, all are treated in a refreshing contemporary style that will be enjoyable to play and...

This grade 3 collection presents a wee bit o' the Irish with 7 familiar melodies - 4 as complete versions and 3 in cameo versions. A mix of tempi and keys adds variety, topped off with a rousing final...

This grade 4 collection presents a wee bit o' the Irish with 7 familiar melodies - 4 as complete versions and 3 in cameo versions. A mix of tempi and keys adds variety, topped off with a rousing final...

This famous segment of Tschaikowsky's suite is so Russian in character that, despites its brevity, it conjures up strong images of dancing Cossacks in their fur hats and shiny boots. Similar to Lloyd'...