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Accessible student work in four movements that displays the expressive qualities of the flute using mid-20th-century techniques and harmonic structures. Newly edited and revised, it is a fine choice for festivals or adjudications for the developing flutist. Also a fine introduction to the work of this cherished American composer. Scherzo; Pastorale; Carol and March.
This publication features two solo works for the developing clarinetist featuring accessible music with quite different demands on the soloist. A lively gigue from C.P.E. Bach is presented in contrast with Walter Hartley's own "Two Little Pieces for Clarinet Solo." A nice recital moment or festival choice for a young artist.
David Holsinger's classic work for young band is now available in an arrangement that can be performed as a brass quintet or sextet. Optional substitute parts are also included for even more flexibility in performance options. The same musical qualities that have made the band setting so popular have been carefully preserved so that your brass ensemble will be able to perform it with the same sensitivity and musicianship that is so evident in the band version. A superb choice for school or church.
For three Bb clarinets in three movements: Allegro non troppo; Andante; Allegro di molto.
A fanfare-like beginning develops into an impressive concert work with intricate technical passages and layering of individual parts.
Very accessible "triptych" of carols suitable for worship or concert settings. Includes substitute parts for baritone and bass trombone. Features: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen; Coventry Carol and I Saw Three Ships.
Composed in three sections: a lively opening, a slow melodic middle section and a spirited close. A great way to showcase three capable players.
With three recognized carols at its core, this accessible setting is a festive selection for holiday concerts or worship presentations. Includes: We Three Kings; Veni Emmanuel and Shepherds Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep (Bensacon).
Original chorales composed in 1976 for traditional brass quintet.
