Partituras para conjunto mixto de viento

Inspired by two folk songs from the arranger's Dutch heritage, Two Holland Tales is a piece that combines both lyrical and upbeat sections. 'Daar waren twee koningskinderen' (There Were Two Royal Chil...

A karesansui is a Japanese rock garden which is an enclosed shallow sandbox containing sand, gravel, and rocks. The main elements are rocks and sand, with the sea symbolized not by water but by sand r...

This lyrical piece is composed using ternary (ABA) form and gives every section an opportunity to shine. Filled with rich use of harmony and a flowing melody, As the River Flows is a great way to teac...

A pavane was a slow dance form the 16th and 17th century. The talented composer Jeff Smallman has taken this Baroque form and created a very colourful piece that features high, mid and low voices allo...

It was from the Danserye (1551), a set of dances, that these three dances have been selected and arranged. There was no indication on the original score as to the instrumentation but Susato said 'the...

As the title suggests, this piece is Spanish in style. After opening with a short fanfare, the melody is then passed equally between the two parts with the lower voices adding rhythmic chords and coun...

Fellini takes the listener into the surrealistic and dreamy world of legendary Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini. The alto saxophone soloist - being the personification of a clown - and the off stage...

Commissioned by Michael Jacobson with support from the National Endowment of the Arts.

Escrita por el compositor de la Sinfonía nº 1 para metales, esta nueva obra para 13 metales más percusión se abre con una brillante fanfarria de trompeta. Concebida como pieza principal, muestra las d...

Commissioned by the National Assocation of College Wind and Percussion Instructors.

A 15 minute set from one of the best loved works of all time. Songs include Summertime and It Ain't Necessarily So. The ensemble requires bass clarinet and cor anglais, and has an optional E flat clar...