Carl Fischer

This authoritative and completely re-engraved edition of the Celebrated Method for Clarinet has been edited by Stanley Drucker, former New York Philharmonic Principal Clarinet, and his wife and collea...

The series, as a whole, is designed to encourage students to achieve proper hand and body positions, strong finger technique, agility and proper breathing habits. Each study focuses on a particular ch...

Jones has masterfully created an Italian song for emerging tenor bass choirs that exposes them to limited Italian text in a fun, accessible setting. Very accessible and well worth the effort whether s...

The new Masterworks Series by Carl Fischer Music will showcase arrangements of 20th Century American composers. Symphony No. 2 by Howard Hanson is one of the most popular American Symphonies ever writ...

Una de las arias más famosas de todos los tiempos, la música de Mozart está fielmente arreglada aquí en un accesible Mi menor con notas y ritmos ligeramente simplificados, aunque auténticos, para la o...

Bring timeless elegance to your choral repertoire with "What If I Never Speed?", masterfully published by the renowned Carl Fischer. This enchanting piece unfolds a delicate, floating magic in its sen...

Absolutely beautiful for mixed a cappella voices, this setting of the beloved Latin text O Magnum Mysterium is not to be overlooked! Simple, elegant, and haunting, it is a lovely addition to any conce...

One of the most beautiful of all American Folk Songs is given a classy new setting by the very gifted director and arranger of the New York Voices ensemble, Darmon Meader. Skillfully balancing unison...

On Reading V. Shukshyn¨Choral Symphony Action

Written with unchanged, developing tenor voices in mind, “Way Hey-Let’s Go” features a limited vocal range of a sixth and predictable form, and is very appealing to emerging tenor-bass singers. Most o...

Beery's hopeful setting in the Dorian mode. The text reminds us that, just as some of the dark moments in our lives seem to linger on, it is also true that during the long, dark wintry days of Decembe...