Partituras medio para Orquesta sinfónica

Plateaux Pour Piano Et Orhestre was composed by Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen in 2005. Programme Note: On nine levels are placed various and heterogeneous musical objects, in some cases extremely simple....

Otohime se basa en un cuento popular japonés sobre un joven pescador. Un día atrapa un pez. Pero el pez convence al pescador para que lo libere, para que lo deje marchar, porque es Otohime, la princes...

Concerto For Double Bass And Orchestra was composed by Anders Koppel in 2000. The work exists in 3 versions: 1)for Double Bass and String Quartet 2)for Double Bass and Piano 3)for Double Bass and Orch...

I. Allegro Pasajero II. Andante Merengabile III. Allegro Gaitoso

Dedicated to Urban Agnas. Commissioned by The Royal Academic Orchestra. For Trumpet and Orchestra

This is the Full score for Vagn Holmboe's Concerto For Tuba Op. 127 (1976).

Concerto For Tuba And Orchestra was composed by Anders Koppel in 2003. Dedicated to the composers wife Ulla. First performance by Mattias Johansson and Aalborg Symphony Orchestra, June 4th, 2003 in Aa...

Solo with Orchestra Accompaniment

Solo with Orchestra Accompaniment

First performed on 14th September 1997, at the Sibelius Academy Helsinki by John Storgårds, violin, the Avanti! Chamber Orchestra and Hannu Lintu, conductor.

The Concerto is dedicated to Dennis Russell Davies and Paul Zukofzky, who present the first performance. The orchestral accompaniment consists of two flutes (one doubling as piccolo), two oboes, E-fla...

Concerto For Violin, Accordion And Orchestra was composed by Anders Koppel in 2001-2002/rev. 2007

Accordion solo part for Concerto For Violin, Accordion And Orchestra by Anders Koppel (2001-2002/rev. 2007)

The full score for Modules I, II & III composed by Earle Brown for orchestra in digital sheet music format [EP11134].

For two pianos and orchestra.

Piano Reduction available: 50457310.

For double orchestra and brass choir.

This 1992 composition is the composer's personal portrait of New York City. It was premiered by the New York Philharmonic, with Leonard Slatkin conducting, on January 4, 1996. The title is drawn from...