Partituras de Música de concierto fácil para solistas

Picture a light breeze drifting atop sand dunes in this wonderful new work for the beginning concert ensemble. Peter Sciaino brings us a fresh and accessible work full of drama and musical teaching mo...

Picture a light breeze drifting atop sand dunes in this wonderful new work for the beginning concert ensemble. Peter Sciaino brings us a fresh and accessible work full of drama and musical teaching mo...

Over the years the Fanfare has become the quintessential concert opener. Premier Fanfare, by Gene Milford, offers us a wonderful new addition to this exciting style with a work perfect for beginning m...

This cleverly titled work for beginning musicians is tons of fun! An infectious groove will have your audiences tapping their toes and your musicians asking to play this one again and again.

Written to describe the feeling of waking up after an annoying dream, Breaking Free is an intense concert opener. With semi-lyrical writing in the middle of the work, students will have an opportunity...

We travel from Jamaica to Madagascar and then end up in Crete. The wonderful climate of the visited islands can be heard in this characteristic composition for training orchestra.

Mischievous, Regret and Learning. The usual development of a youngster. We all make mistakes and hopefully we learn from them. Just like from this work. There is a lot to learn…

The composer depicts five little paintings which were hanging on the wall of the spare room of his grandparents' house when he used to stay there as a young boy. Each painting had its own place and st...

In 'Famous Folksongs' we are taken on a musical trip around the world, from France to the USA and from South America to the Middle East. Dagmar Kildevann arranged eight word famous folk songs in very...

From Scratch is a very simple new work by Ennio Salvere in flexible setting consisting of the 3 movements: 1. A Fresh Start, 2. Blank Canvas, 3. A Solid Foundation. Perfect for the beginners (youth) o...

We travel from Jamaica to Madagascar and then end up in Crete. The wonderful climate of the visited islands can be heard in this characteristic composition for training orchestra.

This piece was composed to reflect a medieval scene of an army attacking a castle. Fun parts to play for all while focusing on using the first six notes learned in most method books.

Add a touch of patriotism and history to your halftime production with this effective yet achievable show from Randall D. Standridge. The brief Preamble leads into the exciting Fanfare based on 'My Co...