Faber Music

Accept The Mystery, composed by Pablo Nouvelle. Taken from the album 'Piano Pieces' and arranged for piano solo with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

M'goun, composed by Pablo Nouvelle. Taken from the album 'Piano Pieces' and arranged for piano solo with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

Tizi N'Tacheddirt, composed by Pablo Nouvelle. Taken from the album 'Piano Pieces' and arranged for piano solo with guitar chords in digital sheet music format.

This book is a compilation of well-loved baba nyonya songs, reintroduced in simplified arrangements. The aim is to encourage young pianists to look for rhythmic patterns and styles, to play with aware...

This book is a collection of five keroncong songs, arranged in light jazz and lounge-style, for pianists from late intermediate level to advanced level. Performers' notes and questions are posed at th...

Malcolm Arnold is well known to brass players as a composer of often extrovert sounding music specially suited to the bright colors obtainable from brass instruments. . .The first symphony that was wr...

Darkness Draws In was written as the test piece for the 2006 Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition. It is a set of variations on the Manx song 'Arrane Oie Vie' ('Goodnight Song'), often sung o...

Asturias, arranged by Mary Cohen for cello and piano accompaniment in digital sheet music format.

1. Habanera - 2. Entr'acte - 3. Sguidilla This is a lovely book. The arrangements are great and work, there is a description of what each piece is about and where it comes in the opera, and an easy-to...

Written to celebrate the sixtieth birthday of the legendary oboist Leon Goossens, and first performed by him and the Carter Trio in 1958, this delightful 13-minute quartet is a fine showcase of Malcol...

Twentysomething was released in 2003 and features some of Cullum's original material as well as some covers and standards. Geoff Gascoyne, Jamie's arranger and bass player, has worked closely with Jam...

... it was the eerie beauty and uncanny originality of the music that made the dominant impression on me. The scoring is remarkable - for a sort of 'alienated' folk band . . . There are passages of et...