Partituras para orquesta sinfónica

Piano conductor's score and parts for Ketelbey's Cockney Suite No. 5 'Bank Holiday' Includes full String Set.

Written for full orchestra. The score contained within this set is a piano conductor. Arranged by Ben Berlin. Contains Dance of the Antillese girls and Dance.

Intermezzo from 'Die Opernball. '

Scored for: 2. 2. 2. 2/4 (1asax). 2. 3. 0/perc/pf. acdn/str

A delightful German-style march with memorable tunes and full-sounding scoring that will make a young band shine. There is a classic fade-out at the end followed by a short forte in the last measure....

Howard Blake's The Snowman - Schools Version. Instrumentation: Flute, Oboe (or 2nd Flute), 2 Clarinets in Bb, Bassoon, 2 Horns in F, 2 Trumpets in Bb, Trombone/Tuba, Descant/Tenor Recorder, Treble Re...

From the Caucasian Sketches by Ippolitov-Ivanov, this familiar melody is given a splendid arrangement by Merle Isaac. A piece that could highlight any concert.

One of Claude T. Smith's last completed works, 'Raise Your Voice in Song' was commissioned by the Nebraska Music Educators Association for the 50th Anniversary on NMEA! It was written for the 1986 All...

A contemporary masterwork for full orchestra! A driving, rhythmic opening, characteristic of the Claude Smith style, transitions to a beautiful lyric and rubato Lento, featuring a brief cello solo. Bu...

The town of Guflina in Liechtenstein offers one of the best viewpoints of the magnificent Alps. Underneath the overhanging ledge, there is said to have been a cave in the mountain. In it lived a terri...

In this piece, Otto M. Schwarz depicts a ride on a roller coaster. At the beginning, the cars are pulled up by a chain. High above the ground the ride suddenly begins the steep descent with the loop t...

The impressive musical images created by Otto M. Schwarz tell the story of the German girl Anne Frank, who lived in hidden rooms of an Amsterdam town house until her family was betrayed and deported t...

The year is 1798 and thieves, robbers, and bandits prowl the countryside, wreaking havoc wherever they go and more often than not escaping without so much as a scratch. This was, however, not the case...