Boosey & Hawkes

The edition is part of the ABRSM syllabus (grades 5, 7 and 8).

Bass players often contend they have been neglected because their repertoire does not contain any sound practical works which they can use for individual practice, after having learned to play moderat...

First published in the 1930's and still going strong! Otto Langey's classic tutors include helpful diagrams and illustrations, fingering charts and many studies and examples from standard repertoire,...

Tired of the same old arrangements? Want to give your pupils something simple yet rewarding to play? Carol Barratt creates easy pieces that are creative, idiomatic, simple yet rewarding to play and th...

Scored for two vibraphones and two five octave marimbas. With detailed performance notes.

Michael Daugherty about Raise the Roof:Raise the Roof is inspired by the construction of grand architectural wonders such as the Notre Dame Cathedral (1345) in Paris and the EmpireStateBuilding (1931)...

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Hiyoku' is a poetic word, originally used by the ancient Chinese poet, Bai Juyi, later adopted by Japanese authors. It means two birds flying together with the connotation of eternal love.

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'String teaching material by the world's favourite string teacher Sheila Nelson. Technitunes introduce quite advanced aspects of technique, such as high positions, harmonics, rapid bowings and double...

'The Quintet for 4 violins and piano was originally written for school-age performers. It is full of subtle and delicate textures and in the last of the three movements the freedom of expression hinte...

This book is meant to be used as supplementary material for beginning and intermediate violin classes. The selections are reasonably progressive in difficulty, and are adaptable to programming.

13 pieces by 11 of Boosey & Hawkes most prominent composers. Includes works by Béla Bartok, Benjamin Britten, Aaron Copland, Frederick Delius, Elena Kats-Chernin, Sergei Rachmaninoff, Dmitri Shostakov...

Explanation of the title: 'Moros' = Fate, death. 'Morsima' = that which comes from Fate. 'Amorsima' ('a' being the negative particle) = that which does not come from Fate.The work is the result of the...