Kenneth Singleton

Suite of 5 pieces from the Medieval period presenting a colorful tapestry of music from this era.

Henry VIII did more than just revamp the English legal system and do away with many of his wives. He was also a great lover of music. This new suite for young band recreates an evening of music at Hen...

One of the most engaging works in the orchestral repertoire is now available to advanced bands and wind ensembles. Written for the U.S. Air Force band, this virtuosic transcription begins with quiet o...

The late Renaissance saw the creation of some of the most beautiful music ever written, most of it being sacred vocal music. In performance practice, this unaccompanied vocal music was often supported...

This remarkable Renaissance transcription begins with a chant-like solo for oboe, clarinet, trumpet or euphonium that leads into a fascinating contrapuntal tapestry. English organist and composer Gibb...

This set of five Renaissance pieces showcases three of history's finest composers: Josquin Desprez, Heinrich Isaac, and Ludwig Senfl. The unique harmonies and rhythms are retained here exactly as the...

Many composers of the early 17th century produced both religious and secular works ('sacred and profane'), but none did it better than Orlando Gibbons. For this set of miniature masterpieces, Ken Sing...

Polish composer Lutoslawski created his Folk Melodies for piano in 1945, in the tradition of Bartok's folk settings for piano. In turn, transcriber Singleton has used four of the Folk Melodies to crea...

Polish composer Lutoslawski created his Folk Melodies for piano in 1945, in the tradition of Bartok's folk settings for piano. In turn, transcriber Singleton has used four of the Folk Melodies to crea...

This lively two-step march by Sousa's most famous trombone soloist has been given new life in this modern concert band arrangement by a writer known for his painstaking respect for the original source...

Recorded by the Sousa band in 1909, this amazing work has virtually disappeared from school and collegiate band repertoires. Singleton's new Edition makes this fine work newly accessible for the moder...

Written approximately 400 years apart, Kenneth Singleton's remarkable Evocation of the Spirit brings these two settings of the Ave Maria together in a surprisingly cohesive compilation. The sensitive...

Originally written for piano in 1843, Liszt adapted this symphonic poem for orchestra in 1875. Neither of Liszt's versions enjoy many performances today, but Singleton has rescued this work from relat...

Critical Edition. Revision approved by The Ives Society, 2001.

G. Schirmer Concert Band - Grade 3-5 Samuel Barber's landmark 1948 piece for soprano and orchestra, a setting of poetic, nostalgic prose by James Agee, has been transcribed for soprano and concert ban...

Singleton, Kenneth, ed

Singleton, Kenneth, arr. - Fantasia (William White) - Canon (Jacob Obrecht) - Duo (16th century anon.)

Brass Quintet - Singleton, Kenneth, transcription - On the Counter - The Side Show - Slow March - Tarrant Moss