SKU: AP.1-ADV17051

UPC: 805095170511. English.

This is a fun blues to play. The opening vamp can be repeated any number of times. However it's important to create a freaky, frightful atmosphere by using sparse and scary effects in the introduction.

SKU: HL.50600899

ISBN 9790080149478. 10.25x14.25x0.337 inches. Laszlo Tihanyi.

The work was commissioned by the Budapest Strings and received its first performance on March 21, 2015, where it was conducted by the composer. It is not an orchestral piece per se, but a chamber work for an ensemble of 15 string soloists in which players divide into groups of five and sound at structurally important moments. It also features various high-pitched, tinkling percussion instruments, including: bells, wind chimes and crotales. This lends a special tinge to the night music character of the piece implied by the line from William Blake chosen as the title. The percussion play a far more essential role than one might imagine based off of the relatively few notes that they play. Their soundings both advance and impede the musical processes taking place in the strings so much so that in some places the string sound appears to be accompanying the tinkling sounds. Due to all these factors, Tihanyi's night becomes mysterious and even frightening, but never gloomy. (Janos Malina).

SKU: AP.50995S

ISBN 9781470665296. UPC: 038081583525. English.

Experience the paranormal in this spine-tingling work by Timothy Loest that includes spooky sound effects, unexplained noises that interrupt frightful melodies, and even a hint of Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain. Pranks of the Pesky Poltergeist is destined to be the hit of your fall or spring concert. Simply suspenseful, yet delightfully dreadful! (1:45).