Partituras de Música de concierto medio para solistas

In this spirited Christmas medley, James L. Hosay artfully incorporates the unmistakable sounds of the Emerald Isle into a festive rhapsody of popular European carols. Includes I Saw Three Ships, Away...

With "Triumphant Spirit", published by the renowned Curnow Music Press, you bring a powerful and stirring musical highlight to your concert repertoire. Masterfully crafted for concert band, this inspi...

El público se emocionará con la majestuosidad y grandeza de los compases iniciales, y se conmoverá con la marcha sinfónica que se ha convertido en repertorio estándar entre muchas bandas militares de...

If you seek truly dramatic music, look to opera. Opera has been enormously influential on Classical, Popular, and Film and Television music over the years. James L. Hosay's new intermediate level piec...

Get to know the music of Bryan Kidd. He follows the resounding success of his recent release The Road to Chancellorsville and preceding that, his exquisitely beautiful rendition of Be Thou My Vision w...

Claude T. Smith, a Missouri native, arranged this work based on the soaring melody of Shenandoah. Rhythmic percussion and soaring countermelodies complement each other for an exciting finale to festiv...

The lush harmonies and lingering melodies of Claude T. Smith's 'Nocturne' from 'Incidental Suite' (for Band) are transformed into a stunning work for strings in this new adaptation for string orchestr...

The lush harmonies and lingering melodies of Claude T. Smith's 'Nocturne' from 'Incidental Suite' (for Band) are transformed into a stunning work for strings in this new adaptation for string orchestr...

What kind of music would Mozart write if he were alive today and had been exposed to jazz, rock 'n' roll, and polytonality? This piece supposes that he would start with what he knew and then figure it...

What kind of music would Mozart write if he were alive today and had been exposed to jazz, rock 'n' roll, and polytonality? This piece supposes that he would start with what he knew and then figure it...