Leroy Anderson

Enjoy the musical clock whose familiar tick-tock is not always on an even keel. Leroy Anderson's melodies have reached millions and can be whistled or sung by just about everyone. Here is the original...

Enjoy the musical clock whose familiar tick-tock is not always on an even keel. Leroy Anderson's melodies have reached millions and can be whistled or sung by just about everyone. Here is the original...

A rebirth of this classic Leroy Anderson work. For 40 years, bands all over the world have programmed and audiences have enjoyed the Anderson classic as arranged by Philip J. Lang. His scoring capture...

With shimmering trills, HOLIDAY CHEERS begins an adventure in sound for the holiday season. Every audience will be uplifted by this combination of WINTER WONDERLAND and SLEIGH RIDE. Instant recognitio...

At the height of his career in the mid-1930s, Leroy Anderson began arranging for Arthur Fiedler's Boston Pops Orchestra. Later, Fiedler encouraged him to write his own tunes for the Pops. His composit...

Now freshly engraved with a full score for the first time, 'A Christmas Festival' is made up of eight traditional Christmas carols arranged in a very attractive medley by Leroy Anderson. Capture the s...

The Irish Washerwoman, the first movement of Leroy Anderson's Irish Suite, combines folk material with the composer's own whimsicality. The score was commissioned by the Eire Society of Boston and car...

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...

Enjoy the musical clock whose familiar tick-tock is not always on an even keel. Leroy Anderson's melodies have reached millions and can be whistled or sung by just about everyone. Here is the original...

Leroy Anderson completed four works in 1953: SONG OF THE BELLS, SUMMER SKIES, THE GIRL IN SATIN, and CONCERTO IN C FOR PIANO AND ORCHESDTRA. He commissioned a modern home for himself and his family on...

Leroy Anderson completed four works in 1953: SONG OF THE BELLS, SUMMER SKIES, THE GIRL IN SATIN, and CONCERTO IN C FOR PIANO AND ORCHESDTRA. He commissioned a modern home for himself and his family on...

One of three Leroy Anderson works depicting horses (the other two being "Sleigh Ride" and "Home Stretch"), this American Pops classic scored for band by the composer is part of the...

Born in 1908, Leroy Anderson was a great American conductor, who also composed a great number of light symphonic pieces of music. This famous 'Sandpaper Ballet' remains as popular as his 'Typewriter'.

During the Second World War, Leroy Anderson was a captain with the American Intelligence Service. After the war he continued to work for the Defence Department in Washington for some years. At that ti...

Leroy Anderson's music is always infectious and compelling. This wonderful flourish celebrates the clunky office machinery of yesteryear. You may have to teach a little history to your students so tha...

Students will enjoy this famous, exuberant duet with an allegro vivace tempo. Perfect for a recital encore.

Students will enjoy this famous, exuberant duet with an allegro vivace tempo. Perfect for a recital encore.

Ensemble for flute choir (1st C flute, 2nd C flute, 3rd C flute, 4th C flute, 5th C flute, guitar, bass, drums, and piano). Download free full-performance and accompaniment recordings. Play along wit...

Ensemble for flute choir (1st C flute, 2nd C flute, 3rd C flute, 4th C flute, 5th C flute, guitar, bass, drums, and piano). Download free full-performance and accompaniment recordings. Play along wit...

Ensemble for flute choir (1st C flute, 2nd C flute, 3rd C flute, 4th C flute, 5th C flute, guitar, bass, drums, and piano). Download free full-performance and accompaniment recordings. Play along wit...

Alfred introduces the first-ever collection of Leroy Anderson's vocal works. This centennial celebration features vocal versions of his best-loved songs including 'Sleigh Ride' and 'Blue Tango.' Other...