Afro Irish is an original piece that combines a driving african rhythm in the strings with an upbeat catchy motif in the flute. Later it slows down and i used two traditional irish ballads for the tune plus some original material to create a soothing and harmonious combination of the three instruments. The violin and flute trade off the melodic material. Fun to play. Enjoy it.

The Tarantellafrom the Tschaikovsky?s Nutcracker is a very fast dance movement in 6/8 and is traditionallyperformed by a male dancer immediately following the Pas de Deux. Don?t missthis delightful and energetic arrangement!

The Children?s Galop from Tschaikovsky?s Nutcracker is anabsolutely delightful movement from Act I and is the perfect addition to any Holidayperformance!

Playable by Flute & Cello Duet, Oboe &Cello Duet, Violin & Cello Duet, Flute & Bassoon Duet, Oboe &Bassoon Duet, Violin & Bassoon Duet

Each duet is published in score form (both parts on the same page) sothat the players can play from the same part.

Don\'t miss our other Nutcracker arrangements including MotherGinger, Chocolate, Clara & the Nutcracker, Pas De Deux, FinalWaltz, Apotheosis, Waltz of the Flowers, March, Tarantella, Children\'s Galop,Dance of the Reed Flutes, Chinese Dance, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, March,Overture & Trepak!

The second volume of "Brazilian Children The second volume of "Brazilian Children Songs" shows a variety of traditional folk songs from the brazilian culture, with original lyrics in Portuguese and English translation.
Arranged for beginner/early intermediate piano students with left hand accompaniment, including fingering sugestions and index with definitions of all symbols contained in the score. Transposed to G major.

Down by the Riverside is an Afro-American Spiritual Hymn and Song. This version is arranged as a duet for one Trumpet and one Tenor Saxophone.

Down by the Riverside was sung in African-American communities before the American Civil War but did not appear in print until included in a 1918 collection of spirituals. Several versions were recorded by gospel choirs in the ?20s and ?30s, and Down by the Riverside, with its lyric, "I ain?t goin? to study war no more", was adopted as an anti-war song by the ?60s counterculture.

Down by the Riverside is simply arranged in a key and range best suited to the instruments. Three choruses and two verses are played, with variations, in a gospel swing style. Click the link above to listen to a full Youtube performance of the Clarinet version of this duet.

Down by the Riverside is suitable for players at an intermediate level and above. With a performance time of around three minutes, this version of Down by the Riverside is perfect for worship and concert performances, both formal and informal.