Pique König-Lilalu (Stars In Your Eyes) by Gabriel Ruiz and Pique K?nig by Gunter Fuhlisch for Salon Orchestra. Score and parts for the following instruments:C-instrument (chord symbols and text); Guitar; Drums; 1/2/3. Violin; 1./3. Alto Saxophone; 2. Tenor Saxophone; 1-2. Trumpet; 1st Trombone; Bass; Piano (chord symbols and text)

Denn Seit Mehr Als 1000 Jahren-Rock Your Baby by H. W. Casey/R. Finch and Denn Seit Mehr Als 1000 Jahren by Vaclav Blaha for Salon Orchestra. XL parts for the following instruments:C instrument (chord symbols and text); Guitar; Drums; 1-2. Violin; 1./3. Alto Saxophone; 2. Tenor Saxophone; 1-2. Trumpet; 1st Trombone; Bass; Piano (chord symbols and text)

Composed by John Powell the exciting and emotionally powerful music from the film How to Train Your Dragon has taken on a life of its own featuring magnificent adventure themes along with hints of Celtic influences.

Per Nørgård's Symphony No.1 ' Sinfonia Austera ' Op.13 (1953-55) revised 1956 edition in full score. Programme Note: Although my first symphony plays for 30 minutes 2/3 of my third symphony the time for composing the work was the same: 3 years from 1953 to 1955 (Symphony No. 3: 1973-1975). One of the reasons probably was the challenge of a “symphonic work” for a 21 year old composer. And all the afterthoughts following every – more spontaneous sudden – bright idea in the long progress of forming thework. Important for the slow working process I remember that every section of the symphony came to me at strange moments in a ´complete vision´ like a sounding vision in time. The problem was in detail to analyze and notate my what I had actually had heard. For instance: with the polyphonic woodwind section in the first movement (with the “Tapiola”-birdcry a greeting to Jean Sibelius) I only knew in the beginning that it should be music in the high register and only for woodwinds. But of what they should play…I had no idea at all.  The severe character of the symphony (sinfonia austere) is with no doubt very juvenile. But as many things in both life and music has elements of youthfulness I think that my serious young symphony should live and stay the way it was composed in 1953-1955.  Per Nørgård   

Orchestration: 3(pic)(afl).2+ca.1+2bcl.2+cbn/4.3.3.1/timp.2perc/hp/pf/strParts are for hire: hire@ewh.dkProgramnote Hush er et studie i mørke og lys kold og varm lyd. Jeg har også i dette stykke forsøgt at introducere stærke følelsesmæssige udtryk ved brug af instrumentale farver og tonale virkemidler. Titlen Hush er forbundet med et slags ”indre digt” jeg har haft i tankerne medens jeg komponerede. Da jeg jo ikke er digter i ord er det ufuldstændigt og utilstrækkeligt i sin form men derfor alligevel meget godt beskrivende for stykkets væsen. Det lyder nogenlunde sådan her i mit hoved:Hush little heart- hush.!!was time running too fast or did the hours sometimesseem long? Were your beats too many or were they too few in the end?Hush little heart- hushdid you see too little or did you sometimes see too much? was life too small or was it sometimes larger than life?was your thirst quenched or did you end up drained?hush hush little heart- hush!! Don't be afraid maybe you knew all the time:that one day you would have to be still-or maybe you didn't?Is that why you were beating so fast?hush hush little heart-hush - be comforted 'cause even as you feel so small Your very existence is strange and beautiful - so hush hush be comforted be still my beating heart.

This service in song is a joyous celebration of hope and peace for the Christmas season. Using carols narration congregational participation and original anthems this approachable work is the perfect choice for choirs of any size. From jubilant songs of praise to reflective carols of peace this cantata is filled with moments designed to energize the spirit of the season in your community of faith. Extra musical suggestions offer directors creative options for presentation and the wonderfully crafted and colorful orchestrations by Brant Adams further enhance the festive potential of this thoughtful work.Songs include: Christmas Overture and Processional; TheAdvent Rose; The Divine Expectation; Concertato on ?O Little Town of Bethlehem;? Carols from a Quiet Manger; Arise! (Hodie Christus natus est); Bleak Midwinter's Gift; Let There Be Christmas; A Joyful Gathering of

It’s time to bring some Caribbean mambo style to your next performance with Mambo Jambo! Rhythm parts have been carefully notated to help your ensemble achieve an authentic Latin groove. You can open this one up for as many soloists as you would like. Optional added percussion includes bongos vibraslap and guiro. Plenty of teaching opportunities and the musicians will even get to shout a good Mambo Jambo or two before this one is over!

Reinforce legato, staccato, and ensemble phrasing with this piece while ushering in the joyous holiday season with musical glee. Opening with a clear unison statement and slowly adding textures and harmonic voices, the work develops to a joyous tutti statement that continues to build in intensity to a glorious conclusion. This arrangement is scored for full orchestra- however, it is also completely playable by string orchestra alone, or with any number of added winds or percussion. (2:30) / Orchestre

The always-creative Mark Hayes brings us a fresh new arrangement of a holiday favorite. Gesu Bambino is always eagerly anticipated as a solo but here it has been beautifully harmonized for SATB choir. Your accompanist getsa chance to really shine as well or you may choose the fabulous orchestration or accompaniment/performance CD. A sparkling addition to your Christmas program or worship service.

Score-Commissioned for the Pittsburgh Youth Orchestra this piece for orchestra depicts a chance meeting between The Jogger and the Dinosaur and is playable by and for young people. The full score includes staging suggestions and therap text to be spoken by the narrator.

Andrew Carter's arrangement for amateur and school orchestras of Mozart's Spring Rondo with Piano score and parts that are flexible to suit your own ensemble. The parts have also been designed to suit the enthusiastic amateur musician giving younger groups the opportunity to play Mozart's pastoral masterpiece.

Commissioned for the 150th anniversary of the First Baptist Church in Austin Texas this festive adaptation of two beloved hymns will encourage your congregation to celebrate their past and inspire them for the future.Foundations joins “How Firm a Foundation” and “Brethren We Have Met to Worship” in a splendid ballet of rhythm and harmony. Orchestrator Brant Adams works his magic and the result is a magnificentcelebratory piece that will be a favorite for singers and listeners alike. Will you hear an “amen” as the final note fades? Most definitely!

Perhaps the most celebrated carol of them all Joy to the World has never sounded so rich and wonderful. This festive approach has it all and you will be able to use this glorious version over and over again. Don't miss addingthis one to your permanent music library. The orchestration is amazing!

Smooth and elegant vocal styles featuring two short solos and a lush piano accompaniment and orchestration are in this arrangement of the classic holiday song Home for the Holidays. Just what you would expect from Mark Hayes - apicture-perfect musical postcard for your holiday concert.

The new scholarly-critical edition of the score of Rameau's 'ballet héroïque? Les Indes galantes finally clears up its convoluted source history. At the first performance, on 23 August 1735, it consisted of a prologue and three acts: Le Turc généreux, Les Incas du Pérou and Les Fleurs. But Les Fleurs already proved controversial in the early performances, and from 11 September of that same year it was given a wholly new form. For the revival on 10 March 1736 Rameau and Fuzelier added an entirely new act Les Sauvages, and in the years that followed, the 'ballet héroïque? was presented either complete (1743, 1751 and 1761) or abridged with a prologue, Les Incas du Pérou and Les Sauvages (1751-73).With regard to the instrumental movements (dances and descriptive pieces), the present publication is based on the complete edition Opera Omnia Rameau (OOR) volumes IV/2 and IV/7 edited by Sylvie Bouissou which are currently in preparation. It includes not only the orchestral pieces in the version deemed valid by Rameau in 1736 (with version 2 of Les Fleurs and Les Sauvages), but also those from the first version of Les Fleurs (1735) as well as its 1743 and 1773 revisions. Performers are thus given a complete selection of all the orchestral numbers from one of Rameau's central stage works for use also in concert performance.- Based on Opera Omnia Rameau (OOR) Series IV/2 and IV/7- Well-presented layout in a format of 23.7 x 33 cm / Orchestre