Throughout the years the sound of the trumpet has been symbolic of great entrances and celebrations. That sound is featured in this work and may be played by the organist or a trumpet soloist. Truly a festive work this is a joyful and exciting piece which is advanced in difficulty. Perfect for wedding processionals!

Six jazz/rock numbers for alto or tenor saxophone with piano or CD accompaniment. Includes useful improvisation sections. Grade: 1-4

for violin and Piano-John Williams's music for Steven Spielberg's brilliant film Schindler's List arranged for Violin and Piano.

(Miniature Score)-Joaqu n Rodrigo’s Concierto Serenata inhabits a world of beauty and grace rarely found in the music of the 20th century. With its formal perfection numerous melodies and delicate but brilliant writing for soloist and orchestra the Concierto Serenata is a cornerstone of the modern Harp repertoire and one of its composer’s most attractive works. Orchestra score. Duration app…

Michael Nyman is a composer pianist librettist writer musicologist photographer and film-maker whose work encompasses opera concert music and film soundtracks of which The Draughtsman's Contract and The Piano arethe best-known. Since founding the Michael Nyman Band in 1977 which tours the world he has worked with leading film directors and has collaborated with artists such as Mary Kelly …

Novello Voices Choral Suite Arranged by Barrie Carson Turner. Contains: 'Good Day Sunshine' 'For No One' 'Eleanor Rigby' 'Here There And Everywhere' and 'Got To Get You Into My Life'. Fabulous SATB arrangements of popular modern songs from West End shows jazz and pop.

Gustav Holst (1874-1934) is widely regarded as one of the most original of 20th century composers and The Planets composed in 1914-16 established him as a really popular composer. The work with its vivid sense of invention and use of driving rhythm is a masterpiece of the 20th century orchestral repertoire. Arthur Wills has transcribed these three movements from The Planets for organ to make …

Philip Glass's String Quartet No.4 was composed as part of the Memorial concert for the artist Brian Buczak. Commissioned by Geoffrey Hendricks it received its first performance on 4 July 1989 at the Emily Harvey Gallery NewYork City.

The second string quartet by Philip Glass is a lyrical almost romantic piece with strong prominant melodies and deceptively simplistic arrangement that reflects his pioneering minimal compositions. The piece began life as a scorefor Mabou Mines the New York theater company that counted him as 'unofficial' composer for almost three decades and the name comes from the Samuel Beckett play Company.