In 1838 Mendelssohn arranged and re-orchestrated his Nocturno for 11 winds (1826-8) for large wind orchestra with 23 instruments plus percussion. The overture first published by Simrock in 1839 and later issued as part of the Mendelssohn Edition edited by Julius Rietz in the 1860s has never appeared in a critical edition.Christopher Hogwood has undertaken a critical edition of the overture as part of his Urtext series of Mendelssohn’s Great Overtures.The new Bärenreiter – Hogwood edition contains an informative preface (English and German) as well as a detailed description of the sources and critical commentary(English).- First Urtext edition- With alternative B-flat parts for Clarinets and Trumpets as well as F parts for Horns- Full score (BA9055) & parts (BA9055-65) available for sale

By Ned Washington, Dimitri Tiomkin. Arranged by Michael Story. For Pop Young Band. Level: 2 (Easy) (grade 2). Conductor Score and Parts. You can hear the whip driving the cattle. A classic TV melody for your beginners with solid scoring to ensure a powerful performance. (1:38)/ Recueil / Harmonie