Molenaar Edition

The composition Dedicace for alto saxophone was composed in 1981 to honor Adolphe Sax. The first version, written in 1974, was created during the 4th World Saxophone Congress at Bordeaux by Jacques De...

This composition, which puts the spotlight on the alto and tenor saxophone(s), is a real acquisition for the original repertoire. Uri Hodorov wrote it in 1998. Besides the saxophones, the flutes, the...

The traditional Irish melody 'Londonderry Air' has been taken by dutch composer Hugo de Groot and used as the theme for this rich and singing composition

This showpiece of the literature for bassoon is now available with wind band accompaniment. Bassoonist Brunnlecher wrote this most professional arrangement.

Jef Penders wrote this wonderful ballad for flügelhorn in jazz-style on a well-known pianomelody by Edward Grieg.

This composition consists of 2 parts: an 'Introduction' with a quiet lyrical character and a 'Capriccio' allowing both the soloist and the band to display their virtuosity.

The composer was so impressed by the beautiful playing of the young German hornplayer Matthias Berg that he wrote this poetic and imaginative melody. Many hornplayers all over the world have it on the...

Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc) is a consistent solo piece for French horn and symphonic band. The score evokes the life story of the 14th century French heroine and freedom fighter. God orders her to deli...

Die 1988 komponierte Sonate Concertante ist dem Klarinettisten Andre Petit, Lehrer an der Nationalen Musikschule in Lisieux und damaligem Vorsitzenden der Confederation Musicale de France, gewidmet. I...

Easy to play for the band. A most rewarding piece for the soloist. With these gypsy melodies the solo clarinet player will have a great success.

Look for some variation in the concert program of your youth wind band and put your best clarinettists to the fore. In 'Many a little makes a mickle' they can prove that the 'little ones' have more st...

PARADE CONCERTO was Lancen's first concerto for symphonic band. He had fallen in love with the marvellous sonorities of a symphonic band and wanted to join the wind players in a concert, so he wrote t...

George Gershwin used elements of classical music and jazz in this well known and loved work. The premiere of this piece was in Aeolian Hall in New York on February 12, 1924. Paul Whiteman led his big...

The oboe, when played well, and with a well working reed is capable of playing the most beautiful and romantic soaring melodies. This beautiful Serenade was composed by jazz bassist, Piet Daalhuizen.