SKU: BT.DHP-1043561-401

ISBN 9789043119399. English-German-French-Dutch.

An album of easy traditional and pop tunes arranged for twoinstruments. Includes: I Want It That Way (Backstreet Boys), If YouBelieve (Sasha), Molly Malone, Music (John Miles) and A Groovy KindOf Love (Phil Collins).

Tophits uit pop, rock, folk en klassiek die grappig zijn gearrangeerd voor twee sopraanblokfluiten.Inhoud: I Want It that Way • City of New Orleans • Music • A Groovy Kind of Love • Living Doll • The Young Amadeus • Slave Chorus• Molly Malone e.a.

Vierzehn Top-Hits aus Pop, Rock, Folk und Klassik - witzig arrangiert für das Zusammenspiel von zwei Geigern.

14 grandi successi della musica classica, pop, rock e folk.

SKU: LO.10-5397L

ISBN 9780787768065.

This stately collaboration by composer Mark Hayes and lyricist Terry York premiered at the 2019 National ACDA Conference in Kansas City, Missouri. It is a profoundly moving call for living in peace and harmony in all communities--locally, nationally, and internationally. An equally appropriate anthem for community, school, or church choirs, it is accessible and inspiring with piano only or with the optional brass quintet.

SKU: HL.14041529

ISBN 9781849388214.

Lord Berners (1883-1950) was one of the most idiosyncratic and fascinating personalities in British music.

He became a pioneer in the avant-garde when he wrote his first music whilst living in Rome as adiplomat during World War 1; Balanchine choreographed his first two ballets and Ashton the next three; in 1931 he had the first exhibition of his paintings; in 1934 he published the first volume of his autobiography, FirstChildhood, and two years later his first novel, The Camel -- and three more novels came out in 1941.

On top of all this during the 1930s, known as 'the versatile peer', he increasingly gained a reputation as an eccentric,which he realised was good for publicity.

A wry humour pervades everything, as in these three sets of piano duets. Berners' songs and piano music, too, are as full of whimsical references as those of Erik Satie -- he hasbeen called the English Satie and the Ronald Firbank of music.

Berners was not prolific but whatever he did was stamped with his own fastidious accomplishment. He may not have been the last eccentric but his music, writingand painting combine to make him one of the most rewarding.