Alexandre Guilmant

This brilliant fanfare piece written by the French organ giant Alexandre Guilmant in 1895 was written for both organ and orchestra and organ alone. No one knows which version came first but both have...

Morceau Symphonique has become one of the absolute standard works for the trombone. Its eight minutes of music manages to reveal many facets of the trombone's musical character and it does this with a...

Composed during the nineteenth century, this piece is one of the 'standards' of Trombone repertoire. It is also often played in national and international competitions. Felix Alexandre Guilmant manage...

This trombone solo is playable by a very good high school level player (about a grade 4 - 5 level). It has been recorded by all the great soloists and is a required piece on many competition lists. Th...

Are you looking for a big, bombastic opener or closer for your next symphony orchestra concert? Do you need a contrasting piece to a delicate Debussy impression and want to stay 'French'? Are you too...

As in the previous volumes, Volume V of the Urtext edition of Alexandre Guilmant's works presents selected pieces for practical use which have become famous in international organ playing practice. Th...

Volume VI of the Urtext edition of Alexandre Guilmant's works also presents selected pieces for practical use which have become famous on the international organ scene. The character pieces offer an i...

Felix-Alexandre Guilmant-Amédée (Boulogne-sur-Mer, March 12, 1837 - Meudon, March 29, 1911) was a French composer and organist. Like many other composers, he was very talented on a young age, he was 1...

Originally called Paraphrase on a Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus, this transcription from organ to winds and percussion is a natural one. The full band sonority is very organ-like and the entire ensembl...