Pocket Score of Prokofiev's light-hearted and much-loved piece that was original...(+)
Pocket Score of Prokofiev's light-hearted and much-loved piece that was originally written as a way to introduce children to the sounds and instruments of the orchestra.
Standard US Set (without European suppl. parts)-In this unique adaptation of Pro...(+)
Standard US Set (without European suppl. parts)-In this unique adaptation of Prokofiev's most recognizable work James Curnow has made the traditional narrator optional for concert performances. Impeccably scored in a playable setting. (Grade 3)
In this unique adaptation of Prokofiev's most recognizable work James Curnow ha...(+)
In this unique adaptation of Prokofiev's most recognizable work James Curnow has made the traditional narrator optional for concert performances. Impeccably scored in a playable setting. (Grade 3)
Prokofiev's classic tale is retold here in verse with easy yet faithful arrang...(+)
Prokofiev's classic tale is retold here in verse with easy yet faithful arrangements of the main musical themes. The verse makes it ideal for reading aloud either as a story book or as a performance resource. Young childrenwill enjoy having the book read to them and the music played whilst older children will be able to read and play the pieces with relative ease and on a variety of suggested instruments.
The Sonata No. 2 for Flute and Piano (Op. 94) was written in 1943. It is written...(+)
The Sonata No. 2 for Flute and Piano (Op. 94) was written in 1943. It is written in the key of D and is scored in four movements: Moderato - Scherzo: Presto - Andante - Allegro con brio. Serge Prokofiev (1891-1953) was a Ukrainian-born Soviet composer pianist and conductor. He is best remembered for his 1936 children?s theatrical work Peter And The Wolf but he also wrote several operas symphonies ballets and concertos. He was a leading figure in the Neoclassical movement; his dissonant harmonies and virtuosic style frequently shocked audiences and helped establish him as one of the foremost composers ofhis generation.
Prokfieff's Concertino For Cello And Orchestra was left unfinished at the time o...(+)
Prokfieff's Concertino For Cello And Orchestra was left unfinished at the time of the composer's death. From the extant material a performing version was prepared by Mstislav Rostropovich for Cello and Piano. Dmitri Kabalevsky then scored the completed Concertino for full Orchestra and the work was premiered by Rostropovich in 1960 at the Moscow Conservatoire. This edition contains the Cello part with a Piano reduction of the Orchesral Score.
