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This Piece, composed by Pascal DUBOST, is an educational work for musical interventions in classrooms. For children between 5 and 8 years-old.

This Piece, composed by Pascal DUBOST, is an educational work for musical interventions in classrooms. For children between 5 and 8 years-old.

This Piece, composed by Pascal DUBOST, is an educational work for musical interventions in classrooms. For children between 5 and 8 years-old.

Cello, Piano

Instruments: Oboe, Bassoon. Difficuly Level: Grade 2. Duration: 45'. Musical Style: Classical. Category: Arrangement. Composer: MOZART Wolfgang Amadeus. Arranger: VIRETON Eric

F Horn, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano A little duet study to work fluidity, very nice for an exam without stress.

2 Bb Clarinets Here is a beautiful sonata with accompaniement by a second clarinet. Work carefully ornaments (grace notes, trills with their endings, gruppetto...) in order to play them without haste....

Clarinet, Piano

Bb Clarinet, Piano I had fun to mix three musical styles remotely related. My idea was to take a classical musical phrase then to reharmonize it to give it jazz or pop colors. Here is for the 'short s...

Oboe, Piano

1 Violin, 1 Viola

Bb Trumpet, Piano This simple Piece can be used for example for a trumpet sight-reading exam

Alto Saxophone, Piano Pièce in Iberian vein, made of a rubato recitative and a moment for virtuosity

How to make a good music recipe with few ingredients? Take some quavers, long values and swing the harmonies...

This bluesy ballad proposes an easy approach of doted quaver followed by semiquaver and helps going one step further since this solemn rhythm is always followed by 2 quavers!

A rhythmically simple composition that I wanted to be very melodic to encourage students to become familiar with repeated notes. - Alain LOPEZ

The wind carries away the yellow leaves fallen on the pavement, the cafes put tables and chairs in... I evoke here a fall tour that is difficult to do quietly in Paris. How to take your time in this c...

This bluesy ballad proposes an easy approach of doted quaver followed by semiquaver and helps going one step further since this solemn rhythm is always followed by 2 quavers!