Music composed by James Horner for the 1989 Universal pictures release "Field of Dreams." Horner captured the beauty of Iowa and the magic of a son playing a game of catch with his deceased father one last time. All transposing instruments in this full score are written in concert pitch. 18 pages.

Magic (Coldplay) arranged for String Quartet with optional Violin 3/Viola in treble clef.

THE MUSICAL ZODIAC - This collection includes twelve magical and evocative songs, easy to learn and satisfactory for late beginners and early intermediate player of all ages, paired with twelve unique and beautifully designed coloring illustrations, for your artistic pleasure.


The pieces are written for small harps (29 strings, down to G) and no lever o pedal changes are required. Some extended techniques such harmonics, xylophonic sounds, percussive effects and so on are explored in a simple and fun way.


There is a piece of music and an illustration for each of the twelve zodiac signs:


ARIES, the optimist

TAURUS, the loyal

GEMINI, the talkative

CANCER, the empath

LEO, the leader

VIRGO, the talented

LIBRA, the balanced

SCORPIO, the passionate

SAGITTARIUS, the independent

CAPRICORN, the ambitious

AQUARIUS, the altruist

PISCES, the creative

The collection is also available in a pianoforte version.

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CONTENTS
Papageno's First Air "Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja"
Quintet-Fragment "Drei Knäbchen, jung, schön, hold und weise"
Duet of Pamina and Papageno "Bei Männern welche Liebe fühlen"
March of the Priests
Sarastro's Air "In diesen heil'gen Hallen"
Papageno's Second Air "Ein Mädchen oder weibchen"
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NOTE: a version for two harps is available. It contains ten pieces divided in two volumes.

I am very happy to share this book with you: thirty-three miniatures by the great Georgian composer Giya Kancheli based on his music for theater and cinema. Originally, the miniatures were written for piano; I have transcribed them for solo vibraphone.

I discovered Giya?s music as a member of Kremerata Baltica, the chamber orchestra spearheaded by the world-renowned violinist Gidon Kremer, with whom I have been collaborating for more than twenty years. Not only did I have the opportunity to perform the music of the Maestro - I was lucky to get to him know him well. Our first artistic encounter took place at Gidon Kremer?s Lockenhaus Chamber Music Festival in Austria, where Giya Kancheli had been a frequent composer-in-residence. He was a man of rare human warmth, sincerity, charm, passion and positive aura, with a wonderful sense of humor. At the same time it would be difficult to find a person more meticulous and demanding regarding the performance of his compositions, where every little detail matters.

Giya said: "Whether my music is played matters less than the way it is played". When you open this book, you'll understand better what Maestro meant. His music is incrementally sensitive, every stroke, every change of harmony, even every rest carries its own expressive significance, its own mood, its own energy. A thoughtful approach to timing becomes the magic key to the interpretation of Kancheli?s works - in every period, in every measure and in every beat.

The unique timbres and color capacities of the vibraphone, I am absolutely convinced, allow the performer and listener to immerse themselves in the majestic microcosm of extremely subtle, tender, and sublimely inspiring imagery that is the musical world of Giya Kancheli.

I?m sure you will enjoy it!

Andrei Pushkarev

"Who Wants to Live Forever" is a song by the British rock band Queen. It is the sixth track on the album A Kind of Magic, which was released in June 1986, and was written by lead guitarist Brian May for the soundtrack to the film Highlander.

Scored here for brass quintet, it is a nice change of pace to your concert, recital or program.

Duration: 4:00