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James DiPasquale, a saxophonist and jazz musician, successfully combines classical and contemporary techniques in this jazz inspired sonata. Part of the Fred Hemke series.

This transcription for alto saxophone is dedicated to Arthur C. Fernald.

This instantly recognizable cello suite has been elegantly transcribed for baritone saxophone by James Kasprzyk. A demanding exercise in lyricism, this suite is a fantastic choice for recital. Part of...

This advanced Suite for unaccompanied baritone saxophone allows the player to show off their skills both technically and lyrically. Movement names are: Prelude, Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Bourree...

Dedicated to Sol Schoenbach.

This piece for flute and one percussionist is a theme followed by a set of six variations. Required percussion: 4 tom-toms (includes one snare drum), bass drum, suspended cymbal, wood block, triangle,...

This solo for flute and piano is an arrangement of the Paul Taffanel's original Fantaisie on 'Der Freischutz' by Carl Maria von Weber.

This version of C.P.E. Bach's Sonata in G ('Hamburger' W. 133) is edited by Arthur Ephross, with realization by R.E. Thurston and Janann Stark. This is a wonderful recital selection for the advanced f...

Orchestrated by Thom Ritter George, Chaminade's famous Concertino Op. 107 is available for both concerts and recitals, with a piano version also available from the publisher. (1987) ca. 8'

The 1st movement contains two main themes, one short stated at the opening while the 2nd is more lyrical. The 2nd movement is slow with a rising motif 1st introduced by the piano. The last movement ha...

The title literally means 'stolen sonata', a reference to numerous quotes that occur along the way. Some were intentional, some were discovered after the fact, but all are a tribute to music and music...

A compilation of original tunes composed by jazz hornists edited by Thomas Bacon.

This was transcribed to Eb from the original key of D. The arrangement and the cadenza are by Lorenzo Sansone.

Includes cadenzas written by one of the most famous horn artists of the mid 20th Century, Lorenzo Sansone.

Two solo parts are provided, one for horn in F and one for horn in Eb.

edited and arranged by Lorenzo Sansone

The required piece at the final examination for the horn students at the Conservatory of Lille, France in 1905, this concertino combines both the heroic and the singing nature of the horn, utilizes ha...

A popular piece written in 1901, this composition for clarinet and piano is so entirely in the idiom of the instrument, and as grateful as any piece of music ever written for the clarinet. It was comp...

This lyrical piece for advanced players was originally written for P. Mimart at the Paris Conservatory.