Partituras de Clásico medio

Nadie hace a Sousa mejor que Schissel. He aquí otra de sus expertas contribuciones a su propia serie 'Heritage of the Concert Band', con notas históricas ampliadas, partes para instrumentos modernos y...

America, una asombrosa obra original de nuestro querido "Rey de la Marcha", pinta una bella y emocionante imagen de la construcción de una gran nación. Completa con el tintineo del acero, hachas bruñi...

Sousa escribió mucho más que marchas. Esta obra en concreto, arreglada por Loras John Schissel, pertenece a una suite titulada Camera Studies---Music for an Imaginary Film. Es claramente Sousa, pero n...

Nathaniel Dett was one of John Philip Sousa's favorite composers, even in a time when racial relations in the United States were less than optimal. Dett's music is filled with melodic charm and harmon...

Japanese Suite (Op. 33, H. 176) was written in 1915 for Japanese dancer Michio Ito and was Holst's last composition before writing The Planets. The themes were provided by Mr. Ito with the exception o...

Canzon Primi Toni a8, from Gabrieli's 'Sacrae Symphoniae 'of 1597

The Renaissance Fair 'was commissioned to be a sequel to the composers' band work, 'Fanfare Ode & Festival.' Meant for the top middle school band that commissioned it, 'The Renaissance Fair 'is approp...

The Renaissance Fair 'was commissioned to be a sequel to the composers' band work, 'Fanfare Ode & Festival.' Meant for the top middle school band that commissioned it, 'The Renaissance Fair 'is approp...

Sleepers, Awake!' is one of J.S. Bach's most exquisite works, both in its cantata and chorale-prelude versions, and although some may not recognize it by name (or have heard the originals), many are n...

Sleepers, Awake!' is one of J.S. Bach's most exquisite works, both in its cantata and chorale-prelude versions, and although some may not recognize it by name (or have heard the originals), many are n...

The so called first horn concerto in D KV 412 is actually incomplete, and comprises a number of different parts, which according to musicologists don't really fit well together at all. The original fi...

Many composers have written a triumphal march, with maybe the best known one being by Italian opera composer, Giuseppe Verdi for his 1871 grand opera, Aida, where, in the second act, Radames leads the...