Jean Sibelius

The Valse Triste, Op. 44, by Jean Sibelius is a short orchestral work, originally part of the incidental music to the play Kuolema, written by his brother-in-law Arvid Järnefelt. The Finnish word kuol...

Experience the electrifying energy and majestic grandeur of a symphonic finale: With "2nd Symphony, 4th Movement", you bring a powerful masterpiece to your orchestra's repertoire. Renowned publisher H...

Experience the electrifying energy and majestic grandeur of a symphonic finale: With "2nd Symphony, 4th Movement", you bring a powerful masterpiece to your orchestra's repertoire. Renowned publisher H...

Expose your students to a wide variety of styles and moods, all within one powerful piece! After a stark, chromatic opening, a festive section based on a variety of fanfare-like motifs is heard. The e...

Expose your students to a wide variety of styles and moods, all within one powerful piece! After a stark, chromatic opening, a festive section based on a variety of fanfare-like motifs is heard. The e...

Expose your students to a wide variety of styles and moods, all within one powerful piece! After a stark, chromatic opening, a festive section based on a variety of fanfare-like motifs is heard. The e...

This Sibelius masterwork is now intelligently transcribed for today's orchestra. Vital brass entrances have preparation to assure secure attack. Careful doubling, cuing, and more, will allow the work...

This Sibelius masterwork is now intelligently transcribed for today's orchestra. Vital brass entrances have preparation to assure secure attack. Careful doubling, cuing, and more, will allow the work...

Jean Sibelius became internationally known with the 2nd Symphony. His symphony, which is also the most frequently performed today, is at the beginning of the orchestral works within the Sibelius Compl...