Morton Gould

Morton Gould's Santa Fe Saga for Concert Band. Born in Richmond Hill, New York, on 10 December 1913, Morton Gould was recognised early on as a child prodigy with the ability toimproviseand compose. A...

G. Schirmer Concert Band - Grade 3-5 Premiered by the University of Connecticut Wind Ensemble in the presence of President Clinton, Gould's last large work for wind ensemble is a striking mood piece t...

Morton Gould's Soft Shoe Serenade from 'Hoofer Suite' for Orchestra. Study score.

Morton Gould's musical score for the CBS television series 'World War I' has been acclaimed as one of the most exciting and original yet commissioned for this medium. His music has truly evoked the mo...

Morton Gould's musical score for the CBS television series 'World War I' has been acclaimed as one of the most exciting and original yet commissioned for this medium. His music has truly evoked the mo...

Highlights from Morton Gould's Windjammer, arranged by Paul Yoder for Full Band. Playing time: 5 1/4 minutes.

At the turn of this century, it was the habit of all the royal families of Europe to gather annually for social and state occasions. The great houses of England, Austria, Spain, Germany, Russia, Swede...

St. Lawrence Suite was commissioned by the Power Authority of the State of New York and the Hydro-Electric Power Comission of Ontario for the ceremony, September 5, 1958, marking the delivery ofcommer...

The monumental Morton Gould variations on 'When Johnny Comes Marching Home' has been a staple in the orchestra and concert band literature for more than fifty years. An easily recognizable and energet...

Jericho is a name as newsworthy today as it was in biblical times, states Col. Arnald Gabriel (Ret.), whose interpretive analysis of this Morton Gould classic now appears as part of the conductor's sc...

Morton Gould will be remembered in history as the consummate composer, conductor, educator, and administrator. His genius reached all facets of our art with compositions ranging from popular to sympho...

When looking for an orchestral transcription that works well in a concert band setting, look no further than this historic major work. This Morton Gould classic builds a tribute to all things American...

"Leatherneck" being a slang term for a Marine, this march was written for the United States Marine Corps during World War II.

Morton Gould composed brilliantly for orchestra, Broadway, film, television, ballet and piano. He became nationally recognized through his work in radio, where he introduced many of his own compositio...

Contents: Cafe Creole - Harlequin Waltz - Punch and Judy - Rigadoon - Soft Shoe Gavotte - Tropical Serenade.

This work for Piano by Morton Gould is made up of six pieces, each illustrating some aspect of China's landmarks and culture.

Enjoy having Morton Gould's most popular symphonic theme for recitals or leisure-time playing. This familiar and appealing program piece will make a great encore for any performance.

Morton Gould (1913-1996) began writing and arranging African-American spirituals for "string choir" in the 1940s, and these were the first of his orchestral works to enter the repertoire. Gould prefer...

Morton Gould (1913-1996) began writing and arranging African-American spirituals for "string choir" in the 1940s, and these were the first of his orchestral works to enter the repertoire. Gould prefer...