Leroy Anderson

This arrangement is scored for intermediate-level full orchestra; however, it is also completely playable by string orchestra alone, or with any number of added winds or percussion. Shortened from the...

Probably the best-known trumpet trio of all time! Every trumpeter should experience the thrill of playing this piece and the original is playable by most school orchestras. Newly re-engraved with a fu...

All school orchestras can experience the magic of Leroy Anderson with this composition in the original version. Usable year after year.

An enduring classic, this new release from the pen of Leroy Anderson will once again become a staple of the orchestra library. 'The Typewriter' is being reprinted with full score and bowed parts so th...

One of the most entertaining and useful sounds that string performers can bring to a concert stage is the pizzicato effect of the plucked string. What better way to describe (and to hear) this resonan...

All school orchestras can experience the magic of Leroy Anderson with this composition in the original version. Usable year after year.

An enduring classic, this new release from the pen of Leroy Anderson will once again become a staple of the orchestra library. 'The Typewriter' is being reprinted with full score and bowed parts so th...

Belle Of The Ball, written by Leroy Anderson, and arranged for voice and piano.

ENSEMBLE MUSIC is an extensive series for variable ensemble, chamber orchestra and schoolclass. This series is a 5-part arrangement with piano. Part 5 (bass-part) follows the left on the piano and is...

The world-famous composer of Orchestral 'Songs Without Words' presents The Typewriter, arranged for Brass Band by Andrew Duncan, with Cornet or Xylophone solo.

Remember sand blocks? Leroy Anderson wrote a wonderful tribute to those little covered wood blocks. Here's his original, re-released with a new full score for the first time for the commemoration of t...

Leroy Anderson (1908-1975) was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts. While studying at Harvard University he conducted the university symphonic band. In 1936 he was engaged as arranger with the famous 'Bo...

Two early advanced level pianists will enjoy performing this famous Tango, transcribed from the orchestral piece into a full and rich duet, with both parts sharing in the melodic duties and filling in...

We're happy to bring you an arrangement of Leroy Anderson's best known trumpet trio. You can feature your whole trumpet section with this truly inspiring favorite. This arrangement includes freshly en...

Blue Tango, composed by Leroy Anderson, arranged for piano solo.

A selection of 25 of Leroy Anderson's great melodies. His first piece, 'Jazz Pizzicato', was published in 1939 whilst he was conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra. . Almost all of Anderson's composit...

In all probability the most famous trumpet trio ever written, this Leroy Anderson delight is now arranged for bassoonists!

One of the most entertaining and useful sounds that string performers can bring to a concert stage is the pizzicato effect of the plucked string. What better way to describe (and to hear) this resonan...

One of three Leroy Anderson works depicting horses (the other two being "Sleigh Ride" and "Home Stretch"), this American Pops classic in it's original scoring is part of the Anders...

An American Pops classic in it's original scoring, this work is part of the Anderson Classics Series by E.F. Kalmus.

Serenata is a short orchestral work by Leroy Anderson released in 1947. In this composition, you can sense the optimism of the country two years after the end of World War II. An American Pops classic...

Leroy Anderson wrote: "The idea for this piece came from a passage in a poem by Rudyard Kipling titled Recessional." Anderson continued: It's unusual for a march. It goes from 2/4 into 3/4. Most march...

Leroy Anderson wrote: The idea for this piece came from a passage in a poem by Rudyard Kipling titled 'Recessional.' Anderson continued, It's unusual for a march. It goes from 2/4 into 3/4. Most march...