Paul Dukas

The Sorcerer's Apprentice, composed by Paul Dukas and arranged by Deborah Calland for trumpet and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

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French composer, Paul Dukas (1865-1935) is best known for his orchestral piece, The Sorcerer's Apprentice. However, his catalogue represents many other significant works by the composer, including All...

Paul Dukas completed The Sorcerer's Apprentice in the spring of 1897, and it was performed for the first time on May 18 of that year in Paris. On that occasion, the composer conducted the orchestra of...

Impresionante arreglo del prolífico compositor de metales.

Robert Longfield hat die Blechbläser-Fanfare La Peri?ö von Paul Dukas (1865-1935) hervorragend für ganzes Blasorchester gesetzt. Das Werk büsst in seiner neuen Instrumentierung nichts von der majestät...

This grade 3 setting of the symphonic tone poem by Paul Dukas features the bass clarinet as the Sorcerer's Apprentice. Made famous by the Walt Disney motion picture Fantasia, this piece will instantly...

This fanfare was written to be played before the ballet La Peri. It is often performed on its own by brass ensembles to herald in a concert or recital by a brass ensemble. This is an arrangement for a...

Popularized in Disney's 1940 animated classic Fantasia, this programmatic masterpiece written by Paul Dukas in 1896 builds gradually to an intense finish.

for clarinet and piano

Among the most popular works in the orchestral repertoire, these two pieces have delighted generations of concertgoers.

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

In 1911 the Russian impresario Diaghilev commisioned Paul Dukas to compose music for the famous ballet fairy-tale 'La Perie'by Jean Coralli. Fokine was to make a new choreography, so that the Russian...

Paul Dukas (1865-1935) was a composer who had little self-confidence and was very self-critical. As a result of this he destroyed the manuscripts of all but seven large and five small works. Luckily h...