SKU: P2.80117

For Those That Wander is a through-composed rhapsody for euphonium with wide-open intervallic melodic gestures and a subtly driving rhythmic and harmonic structure. The work unfolds in three parts - a gentle, floating opening; a brief moment of respite; and a driving, raucous closing.

The work was composed from late-Summer 2011 into the early months of 2012 for the composer's performance in the 25th annual A. Frank and Bethel C. Gallaher Performance Competition at Morehead State University (KY).

SKU: HL.8703436

UPC: 884088648671. 6.75x10.5 inches.

Here is the famous “Daffodils” text by William Wordsworth in a sweeping and romantic setting for concert choirs, strophic with a contrasting middle section. An excellent festival or contest selection feature! Available separately: SATB, SAB, SSA. Duration: ca. 3:20.

SKU: CA.4084013

ISBN 9790007221195. Key: D major. Language: German.

Score available separately - see item CA.4084000.

SKU: CN.S11265

It's waltz time. A first-rate piece that features the most elegant of all musical styles. Features a solo clarinet with the whole band getting involved in the rapture of the waltz.

The Pirates of Penzance was the 5th collaboration by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan and was launched at Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York, after first securing the British copyright with one performance in Paignton, Devon, England. The story hinges on the fact that when Frederic was a little lad his parents instructed Ruth, his nursery-maid, to apprentice him as a seafaring pilot. Being slightly hard of hearing, Ruth unfortunately mis-heard the instruction. When Frederic became 21 he was eligible to become a fully-fledged pirate, but to general consternation declares he will devote his live to piracy's extermination. Soon, on meeting a group of sisters on their way to the beach Frederic implores them to join him in his attempt to rescue himself from his dilemma and is over-joyed when Mabel, in spite of her sisters' misgivings, responds sympathetically - influenced perhaps by Frederic's attractive good Looks - singing beguiling waltz, 'Poor Wandering One' and going even further by encouraging him to 'Take heart fair days will shine, hake any heart, take mine'!

SKU: HL.14043157

ISBN 9788759830802.

Wandering In The Wood by the Danish composer Peter Bruun , scored for SATB.

SKU: CN.R10265

It's waltz time. A first-rate piece that features the most elegant of all musical styles. Features a solo clarinet with the whole band getting involved in the rapture of the waltz.

The Pirates of Penzance was the 5th collaboration by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan and was launched at Fifth Avenue Theatre in New York, after first securing the British copyright with one performance in Paignton, Devon, England. The story hinges on the fact that when Frederic was a little lad his parents instructed Ruth, his nursery-maid, to apprentice him as a seafaring pilot. Being slightly hard of hearing, Ruth unfortunately mis-heard the instruction. When Frederic became 21 he was eligible to become a fully-fledged pirate, but to general consternation declares he will devote his live to piracy's extermination. Soon, on meeting a group of sisters on their way to the beach Frederic implores them to join him in his attempt to rescue himself from his dilemma and is over-joyed when Mabel, in spite of her sisters' misgivings, responds sympathetically - influenced perhaps by Frederic's attractive good Looks - singing beguiling waltz, 'Poor Wandering One' and going even further by encouraging him to 'Take heart fair days will shine, hake any heart, take mine'!