Henri Büsser

French composer Henri Büsser entered the Paris Conservatoire in 1889. He won the 1893 Prix de Rome and led a highly successful career as a composer, conductor, teacher and organist. His compositions f...

Saxophone Solo

This edition of Asturias on Spanish tunes, Op. 84 by Henri Busser is an arranged version for Eb Alto Saxophone and Piano. Edited by Marcel Mule, this piece can be played by advanced players in regard...

APRÈS UN RÊVE (AFTER A DREAM) was originally part of a collection of three songs, titled TROIS MÉLODIES Op. 7, written for voice and piano by Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924). While APRÈS UN RÊVE is No. 1 in...

Conservatoire - Solfeges Theoriques: Yyy09 Ou Solfeges Manuscrits

This work by the long-lived French composer Henri Büsser (1872-1973) for the advancing trombonist is dedicated to Monsieur Henri Couillaud, Professor at the Paris Conservatory and trombone soloist.

Being a contemporary of Debussy, Henri Büsser's (1872-1973) works also explore many impressionistic techniques such as using altered chords with changing meters and the use of extreme dynamics. This w...

Dedicated to Theophile LaForge, first professor of viola at the Paris Conservatory. Although intended for Viola and Piano, a Violin part is included with this set.

A reprint of the composer's work presented in competition at the Conservatoire National de Musique de Paris in 1915.

French composer, Henri Büsser entered the Paris Conservatoire in 1889. He won the 1893 Prix de Rome and led a highly successful career as a composer, conductor, teacher and organist. His compositions...

French composer, Henri Büsser entered the Paris Conservatoire in 1889. He won the 1893 Prix de Rome and led a highly successful career as a composer, conductor, teacher and organist. His compositions...

Originally written by Debussy for piano four hands, PETITE SUITE has been transcribed many times, with this orchestral version by Henri Büsser being the most well-known. Perhaps due to a request from...

Sur des Airs populaires d'Espagne

Pièce de Concert sur des Airs languedociens

Henri Büsser: Eglogue Op. 63 (Oboe & Piano)

Originally written by Debussy for piano four hands, PETITE SUITE has been transcribed many times, with the orchestral arrangement by Henri Büsser being the most well-known. Perhaps due to a request fr...